If the system still detects 2 swapfiles then you may need to find and delete it in the RetroPie folder or delete the folder all together rather than renaming it to RetroPie-backup. If this has not fixed the problem then change the folder name back: sudo mv /home/pi/RetroPie-backup /home/pi/RetroPie Run the command: sudo mv /home/pi/RetroPie /home/pi/RetroPie-backupĤa. You can try re-naming the ‘mount’ folder to see if the system detects the other ‘mount’ folder.Ģ. If the system doesn’t find this folder on the SD card it then looks for it on the USB drive. It’s been a while since I done this but what I think happens is when Retropie boots up, it looks for the “RetroPie” folder on SD Card first to load up your settings. This is because Retropie uses TWO possible “places” to store the mount folder (on USB or on SD Card) and it can’t use both at the same time. (If it worked before and you re-imaged at some point this may very well be the culprit). Double check your IP address Double check SSH is enable on the Pi from the Raspi-config menu. then you need to have it plugged in before you run the script. USB adhere, copying the contents to the proper folder (for instance, Dreamcast games to retropie/dreamcast). The only things you should have to make sure are set for FIlezilla to work is: Making sure the Protocol is set to SSH Transfer. If you use a USB drive for storing all of your games etc.

Transfer ftp filezilla to retropie