Remove Boot Text RetroPie On The Raspberry Pi
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- In this video, i will show you how to remove disable hide the annoying bootup text in RetroPie.
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Thanks ETA! This small detail will make my cabinet look less "computer-ish" on boot up! Really appreciate this!
Also add "logo.nologo" at the end of the line to hide the Raspberries. PS love the video :)
the raspberries stayed there for me ); I've tried multiple times multiple ways and nothing worked. Thanks anyway
Yup still works & this entire journey I am on with Retropie is amazing, scary & fun as all hell!
worked easy and as said. thx
thx i was wondering how to do that
This is the best youtube channel ever, thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!
Your videos are always great!
Very helpful
Man, your videos have been SO helpful for me, a beginner to all of this. Thank you so much.
How do I deal with the first boot up and the illegal instructions
Bro. You have no clue how much you have saved my life with your vids. And the sad part is that im a beginner I.T specialist. Lol
25 people didn't have keyboards at the ready. Simple and straightforward as always.
Love your tutorial videos. Very simple and clear.
thanks bro your voice always at the right pitch and always super detailed wish i was a neighbor lol
I just want to say a massive thank you to ETA Prime! You're video are easy to follow and always get me to where I wanted to be! Thanks bro! 👍
I like seeing the boot up text. It lets me know things are happening
It's so cool that whenever I wanna do something or modify something to my Pi, even if I come across a problem - you upload a video or suggests one of your videos that has solved it! You read minds!!! Love your channel haha
Can u boot directly into a single rom game just like a pcb does in a arcade cabinet if so can u do a video on it please and thank you
Is /dev/tty3 attached to anything, or is the device file just enumerated?
I should check this but "null" (/dev/null) should also be useable...
Thanks,
- Eddy
thanks it's really easy and brings the raspberry pie together nice
Dude you are such a wizard with these tutorials. Massive respect.
Nice video. I have actually used this method several times as per this video and it works, however it is WAY easier to just open the cmdline.txt file from the SD card and edit it in Windows. Odds are excellent that you are going to need to edit the config.txt file anyway to change the over scan, low voltage warning, etc anyway.
Omg this is so helpful thank you i got tried of seeing the boot text on RetroPie 4 thanks again prime u da man lol
Thanks for making that video so quick man
+Sourcefed Nerd no problem man!! Been super sick
The last 2 days so I figured it would be an easy one to make.
ETA PRIME I do appreciate it, feel better soon btw
Really appreciate all your videos, very helpful. Thanks a bunch 👍
Huh... that's a neat trick.
Thanks for showing us how to do so.
Nice video very very helpful thank you keep it up
I just did this to my Raspberry Pi and it still shows the 4 Rasberry at the top but all start up text is gone very cool !
Add logo.nologo to /boot/cmdline.txt
Ryan D That worked fine Thank You Very much Sir
Ryan D add it in the same line?
Yes
Ryan D awesome thanks :)
Thanks! Your videos have been so helpful.
Great info presented excellently as always thank you sir.
Worked for me thank u
huh - never thought about this - thanks dude....
THANK YOU
Just tried this and getting command not found, did it the 2nd way and it worked. Thanks.
What happens if you change it to 2?
Did the trick - thanks!
Thank You!!
Thanks
thanks alot
Thanks much.
Great! Thanks It's still works.
you're the man...
you're the man. TY!
great video! thank you!
is it possible to change the Emulation Station logo?
yes it is.
@@alias21x May we have a link to a tutorial or some info?
Thank You!!!!!!!!
Excelent videos !!! thx for you help !!!
A little off topic of the video but is it possible to stream internet radio when browsing retro pie menu for some background audio. I understand you can play mp3's while browsing for a game but I would like to play an internet radio station :) thanks again
Very cool thanks!!!!
Great! Another trick in the hat! :)
year you are "the tutorialant" the god of tuts and revs...
Thanks a lot dude!!!!!
Thats good but how about the box when game is loading? Is it possible to hide it?
Great job as always :)
how about emuelec? can you help me to change the logo or disable it?
Did not work. Still boots to command line. Basically notice no change. Any help?
How about a video showing us how to boot up a game automatically so it has a real arcade feel
I think I know how to do it. It requires a little bit of code and command line. It'll open up a rom as soon as the console starts. I got this idea after I added music to the console. All I have to do is change the path. You should look up a video on how to do it.
good info!
Does this remove the shut down text as well, or just the start up text?
Does this in any way change how quick boot up is or just stays at a black screen equal length of time as it did with the text?
the only reason I did this it was cuz it was taking too long to go pass this screen. Your tutorial did work for me but it still doesn not go pass. I notice the change after I loded a dreamcast cdi file...I might have to reload retropie on the sd card...damn!!!
I have a project I been wanting to work on I want to know if you can make a video where you make the rasberry pi play only one game on startup that will bring it straight to the games starting screen as well as have thr razberry pi start game once someone put a coin into a coin op
how to remove the retropie configuration?
Good aftermoon, ETA, I have been a member of your channel for a long time. I really do not ask for much but I really need your help on a retropie image. If you could please help me with this annoying issue I'd really appreciate it. Within the dreamcast emulator, N64 emulator if I change to one that is not a libretro core, or basically any black screen where a cursor appears on the top left hand corner, whenever i press any button on the keyboard or wireless 8bitdo controller it writes key 'codes'/input symbols on the terminal screen behind of emulator screen and you can see it start doing that on the left side in the black area where the blinking cursor is. How can I make it stop because on emulators that dont use overlays you can see every button press register.
Is it possible to add music to the Retropie menu from the sd card?
Anybody know how to remove shutdown text... I did it before and can't remember.
cool!
How do I remove the text at the end of the shutdown? I use a retroflag case, with the page's own script but I can't remove the text at the end, when I shutdown with the button. do you know how to do it? thanks
FOR EVERYONE TRYING TO TURN OFF THE AUTO LOGIN(USERNAME/PASSWORD):
u need a keyboard for this of course.
go to "raspi-config"
Click "boot options"
Click "desktop/CLI"
Click "console autologin"
Reboot it. And your set
I am completely new to retro pie, and raspberry pi. I recently purchased a raspberry pi 3 (when I say recently I mean the beginning of this month) and I am having trouble emulating arcade games (I am new to this as well) some of the gams I am trying to play either does not load up or say error when it loads. I have done some research and seen on some gams I need a "partition?" I am not sure on hat this is or where to get them
When you turn off the raspberry, there is a way that the final text does not come out. It is one that says "watchdog" and the commands that remain before that
There are other texts just like they come when loading the game, let's say the loading screen of the game, can be deleted ?, I put a photo, but before it appears a black screen with a mini text
So, back to 1 if I want it back? This is useful if you have a stable build that you won't touch anymore. If you're working on a build, don't do it, you need it to see error logs.
I'm wondering what will happen if you change it to 2, but I have no way to back up my image so I'm not gonna try it.
Will it work on raspian too?
It no longer shows text ... But I just get a black screen instead of my splash screen image?
hey ETA - I get an error when loading my retropie. it asks for a login prompt despite not ever setting it. any way to get rid of that? it wont let me boot in
Yep, good hack there, certainly, i would prefer no text booting up.
Nice video again.
Any chance you'll build a virtual pinball/future pinball cabinet? I've just become aware of these and am still learning about them!
+My SVT Garage I'm planning on it now. Hopefully in the next month or so .
How do you add the Retropie splash screen instead of the Emulation Splash Screen?
It keeps asking me for the pi and raspberry password. How do I turn that off??
I just figured this outbecause it was very annoying... u need a keyboard for this of course.
go to "raspi-config"
Click "boot options"
Click "desktop/CLI"
Click "console autologin"
Reboot it. And your set
@@seanpuello thanks ! 👍
Is this while you still have the rasberry pi on?
@@SmelliestStinker It worked!! Thanks man. That was a huge headache.
dduffee64 hi, did you solve the raspberry password problem.
Very good description ! Sub and a like :))
Could you do a video on snes emulator
if you put logo.nologo in the end you can hide the raspbery pi logos too
Dudu Maroja thanks man! My raspberries are hidden but is there a way to hide that underscore that blinks next to the underscore? Thanks again!
Do you how to run python script every time you boot up in retropie?
hey ma brotha with what u record the retropie ?
ETA I'm new to pie and I just update the pie and now it's always ask to put username and password. Is there any way to get this off, so it boots right to ES?
really f***ing nice! thanks.
I need some help I'm running retropie 4.4.2 . I'd follow the steps.. al I get is a black screen after I'd put the sudo nano comand...please help
Any update on this? It doesn't seem to work anymore. At least on my setup. It saves, but I still prompts for a login.
Ok great but how come when using RCA it switches to hdmi when running a rom?
Lol mine has tty3 but I still see the txt lol
I want to do the opposite... I want to hide the RetroPie logo, since I boot mostly to the CLI...
Hey how do I remove the login for my raspberry pi? It just started happening and I can't figure it out
Matt Metz
Here is the simpliest way to fix this:
at command prompt, type sudo raspi-config
select option 3 in menu (Boot Options)
select option B1 (Desktopp/CLI)
select option B2 (Console Autologin)
Then Ok, exit all the way and restart.
Thank you so much for the reply but literally 10 min after I posted this I did what you just said to do. I found it by accident as I was just exploring the menus again. Been about a year since my last build so I was a bit Rusty. I do appreciate the comment though. Love this community.
How do you turn off the scrolling text upon shutdown?
Hey brother. You have been very helpful with all your videos. I have the issue that when I boot up, it keeps coming up with the terminal instead of auto emulationstation. Even though in the config options, I’ve set it to boot to emulationstation.
Is there something I’m missing? It’s just a hassle having to type in emulationstation every time I boot.
did you ever figure it out? i’m stuck on that screen every time i turn it on & can’t figure out how to get to the games, i have no idea about any of this & cant figure out how to get it working properly, sucks cause i barely even got to play it
Great video, when i do that, my text gone but i cant use my keyboard neither :(
How do u remove the rainbow on start up
Ugh why doesn't this work for me?
I kinda like that boot text. I found out about a small error from seeing it
TheCommunistGamer what error?
how do I remove the login every time i turn on my pi i have to get a key board to login gets old i just want to turn it on and not worry about a login.
I still get the raspberry icons on the boot screen but no text
The problem back?
Do you have to us Notepad++ or does it still work with Windows notepad?
notepad is fine for this
how to bypass the log in, in the new retro-pi update - on computer - please
I am using raspberry zero w and retropie 4.3 or whatever the newest on is and the cmdline.txt does not exist in boot directory. Tried on the pie itself and searching for it with winscp over the network.
Ended up taking the SD card out and plugging it into my pc found it on the root