안녕하세요! DroiX의 협력자가 SSD(또는 2.5인치 HDD)에 RetroPie 이미지를 설치하는 과정을 다룬 유용한 영상을 제작하여, 커뮤니티에 도움이 될 것으로 판단해 지식 베이스에 게시하게 되었습니다!
당사의 RETROFLAG NESPI 4 DIY 키트를 알고 계신다면, 속이 빈 ‘카트리지’가 포함되어 있음을 눈치채셨을 것입니다. 이 카트리지는 2.5인치 SSD 또는 HDD를 보관하는 데 사용되며, 이를 시스템에 삽입하면 설치된 OS를 실행할 수 있습니다. 이는 NESPI 4가 디자인된 원본 장치의 카트리지 기반 시스템과 유사합니다!
NESPi에서 가장 많이 선택되는 OS는 RetroPie입니다. Raspberry Pi 시리즈 컴퓨터를 완전한 레트로 게임기로 변환하는 것을 목표로 하는 오픈 소스 프로젝트입니다.
당사는 microSD 카드를 가장 가볍고 다루기 쉬운 방법으로 간주하여 키트에 포함하지만, 자체 SSD/HDD 사용을 원하시는 분은 아래 영상을 통해 선호하는 장치에 RetroPie 이미지를 설치하는 방법에 대한 정보를 확인하시기 바랍니다!
[Video] RetroPie 이미지 설치 방법
청각 장애가 있거나 현재 영상을 시청할 수 없는 분들을 위해 RetroPie 이미지를 설치하는 방법에 대한 영상 자막도 작성했습니다!
0:00 Intro Hello and welcome to Retro Gaming Batner. In this brief video, I will be showing how to install a pre-built RetroPie image onto your microSD card, hard drive or SSD. The process is quite easy, but if you have never done it before, it can be a bit daunting. At the end, you get to enjoy some retro games. What's there to lose? 0:31 Extracting Archive (.rar) files Once you have downloaded the RetroPie image files. They may be in an archive format such as .rar. You will first need to extract the archive to get an image file. If you do not have an archive extractor, then you can download WinRar or 7zip. There are links to both in the description. Right-click on the file, and depending on which software you are using, you will see options to extract the archive. Here they are for both WinRar and 7Zip. Choose "extract here" and it will start to extract the file. Depending on the size of the files and your drive speed, this may take some time. So while you're waiting, check out some more of our videos! 1:19 How to write an image file to your storage Once the extraction process has completed, you should now see a .img file in the same folder. Now, you can write the image file to your Raspberry Pi storage. I recommend BalenaEtcher for writing images, as for me at least it's a bit faster than others, and it's also available on Mac and Linux. Connect the pi's storage to your pc and run (Balena)Etcher in admin mode. Choose "flash from file" and it will bring up the file browser. Locate and select the image file. Now, click on "select target", it should hide drives that are your Windows drive (for example), but it may not be 100% accurate. You need to select the one that is your microSD card, hard drive, or SSD. It won't be the same name as mine, so check the drive size matches up in particular. Make sure you are 100% sure that it is the correct drive. Otherwise you could end up writing over your main drive for example. Click on "flash" to begin the image flashing process. You will get a warning to ensure that you have chosen the correct device. Double and triple-check and if everything is good, click on "yes im sure" to begin flashing. Depending on the image size and the speed of data transfer from your pc to the storage, the image writing may take some time. Just let it write the image and go and watch some more of our videos! 3:05 After the image has been written Once the process is complete, you can close etcher and safely eject the storage from your PC. You can now connect the storage to your Raspberry Pi and start the first boot. 3:27 Useful tips for when first booting a RetroPie image The first time you boot up, the software needs to set up a few things such as re-sizing the disc partition. The time it takes can depend on the size of your storage; for example, resizing a 256GB partition to one TB and also the speed of the storage. So just be patient, let it run for 15 minutes or so. It may also reboot the Pi a couple of times in-between. And then it should boot up to RetroPie with no issues! Future boots will be faster. And the final step - enjoy some retro gaming classics!
RetroPie 이미지 설치 가이드가 도움이 되셨기를 바랍니다. 영상을 제작해 주셔서 감사합니다, Retro Gaming Banter!
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Hi, cheers for the tutorial – very useful! I’m a beginner and would like to setup my own raspberry pi 4 B with an SSD, and i have a couple of questions.
Do i need to setup the ras pi with an SD card first before using an SSD?
If i flash an image file of games onto an SD or an SSD (as per the video), do i still need to install/flash retropie onto it first or is it all included in the image file bundle?
Cheers
Nick