Did you happen to put the BIOS file in the correct folder? IIRC, it goes in the "/home/pi/RetroPie/BIOS" folder. You will need to restart the system after uploading it. It also needs to be named exactly "gba_bios.bin"

Can you check these voltages while the battery is plugged in? I am most interested in the chip in the upper left of that picture.

Look in the connector between the power board and mainboard to see if any of the pins are bent. I have fixed a couple of those.

My only suggestion for this is to reflash the image. Sounds like something got corrupt somewhere along the line.

If you have a MintyPi V2: https://www.mediafire.com/file/1w88746v ... v4.img.zip

He usually starts up another one about a month after the previous (current) batch gets delivered. Best thing to do is sign up for the mailing list int the OP.

@Heederman: Please keep it on topic. GPi discussion could be held in this topic or you can start your own topic in the proper forum.

I believe you can also connect the wifi in a more GUI like way of the wifi part of the retropie menu. If not, you can create a new supplicant file and add it to the boot folder. There are instruction on how to do this in my signature.

You need to use port 21 for FTP and not 22 for SFTP.

Also make sure that you turned FTP on in the retropie menu.

This link explains everything: https://www.sudomod.com/wiki/index.php/ ... rring_ROMs

You can either buy a USB female to micro usb male adaptor (https://smile.amazon.com/Ksmile®-Female-Adapter-SamSung-tablets/dp/B01C6032G0/?tag=ltmtech-20) and plug a keyboard in to it or to take it apart and add it to the sd card manually. The only way you can do it without opening it or paying for a...