Solve this issue with $2 in screws and a trip to the hardware store. I had to replace the metal stand-offs given in this kit - if you have trouble booting GamePi while inside its own metal case, this is likely the issue (explained below).Put high heat electrical tape on the back of Raspberry Pi - where the 20 GPIO pins are soldered (explained below).Trust me - get the display working before you put the unit into the case Why? Once everything's assembled, it takes just as long to disassemble it and get the display working. Most importantly, make sure you get the display working BEFORE you put the unit into the case.For more advanced users: Use the "Connect GamePi to WiFi" section toward the bottom of this page before you flash your SD card (by adding a "wpa_supplicant" text file to the SD card after flashing, so GamePi connects to your WiFi network (this could save you time later).Just look in the /images folder in this repo (p4wnsolo/gamepi20). I took photos of pretty much every step mentioned below. Plus: (Totally optional) hardware mod (Bonus - not required - replace Audio Jack with WiFi Antenna - for advanced users only).7z file from the Releases tab of this repo. So, if Waveshare's Google Drive link goes down, you should be able to download the. UPDATE: I uploaded a copy of Waveshare's GamePi20-customized-RetroPie-v4.4 disk image file to the Releases tab. This image file also works on Raspberry Pi Zero 2 + 1.3" ST7789 LCD HAT.Ĭheck the Releases tab for Gamepi20 RetroPie v4.7.1 (recommended) and v4.4 disk image zip files. UPDATE: I tested the RetroPie v4.7.1 image on Raspberry Pi 0 W and 0 2. Notes and instructions to build GamePi20 w/RetroPie (for intermediate users) Quick Start
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