Which means I can do it on different OSes, and with some commandline magic, it simply suits me. Xpandr is great, because, it allows me to add games by simply modifying folders, the database file then gets created on boot. (Boots Retroarch, has a few interesting modifications, that make it more stable and interesting.) Retroreboot tries to reboot Retroarch, when it detects, that its not running anymore - so its been bareable.įor expanding the PC Classic carousel on one usb stick i have, Well - Retroarch crashes regularely - if I stress it, but that could be multiple factors as well (cores not optimized, me using an older binary. So thats not an issue (apart from during the bootup process - see first posting. Oh, and I'm doing all this, while having an 8bitdo wireless receiver attached at port 1. Retroboot tries to reboot Retroarch, when it detects, that its not running anymore - so its been bareable. Apart from that I'm using the stick without issues. I also had a scare with maybe file corruption on the stick once (some playlist files suddenly became 1k without content), but that could also be something I've done with a MacOS editor which might have auto saved - so I currently dont know.
I had it not work for a few boot attempts (from about 100 I've surely done so far) once, and let the device sit unplugged for a while, wile I did a Windows Checkdisk (no errors found), and then it worked for the next 20 attempts again. (Stand alone package to get retroarch booting on the PS Classic - has nothing to do with Bleemsync or Autobleem.) They are cheap, tiny, and work flawlessly.īut then I also bought a SanDisk Ultra Fit 128 GB (USB 3.1), and it works as well.
Yes, best sticks to buy probably are Sandisk Cruzer Fit (USB 2.0) at the moment.
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