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Here you can select your WiFi network name and enter

a password. It’s not beautiful, but gets the job done.

Select “Exit” when done to return to the

EmulationStation UI…

With networking enabled, we can now access the remaining software needed for the PiGRRL 2 experience. There are

a couple ways to do this…

BEST: Use an ssh terminal client to log into the Raspberry Pi at retropie.local

This is recommended, as you can just copy-and-paste the commands that follow. The default name and

password are “pi” and “raspberry,” respectively.

OR: Press “F4” to exit EmulationStation for a command-line prompt (works, but you’ll need to type these

commands

exactly

Install PiTFT (fbcp) Support

This first sequence configures the system for the PiTFT display:

Select the “PiGRRL 2” option, which sets up various system parameters to match this project.

sudo curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/adafruit/Raspberry-Pi-Installer-Scripts/master/pitft-fbcp.sh >pitft-fbcp.sh

sudo bash pitft-fbcp.sh