wow its very helpful software but how download it. i try to download but not.

Raspberry Pi 2 inside a playstation with the awesome Retropie operating system. This allows you to play games using emulators for gameboy advance, playstation, super nintendo, etc... with actual playstation controllers. Optionally you can spice it up and make it battery powered or add super nintendo controllers for absolutely no reason at all.

Plug your USB device to your recalbox, then power on your recalbox. Once on the recalbox's frontend, press the start button to open the options menu, go to system settings and storage device list. Now, select your USB device in this list. The system will now reboot after the choice done. During this reboot, recalboxOS will create on your USB device, a new folder called recalbox which will contain the /share partition of your recalbox.

So to add your roms files, user data (save games, scrapes data, bios files etc...), you have to poweroff your recalbox. Then unplug your USB device from it, and plug it on your PC. Now you have just to copy/paste all your file directly from your from computer to your USB device without using your local network to transfer files. Once done, replug your USB device to your recalbox, power it on, and play.

There’s one method that isn’t truly running independent instances of a program, but it could be all you need. To open a second window of any open program, just hold Shift and click on its icon in your Taskbar. For programs like Word, Notepad, or Chrome, this will open a second window with a blank document.

Raspberry Pi 2 inside a playstation with the awesome Retropie operating system. This allows you to play games using emulators for gameboy advance, playstation, super nintendo, etc... with actual playstation controllers. Optionally you can spice it up and make it battery powered or add super nintendo controllers for absolutely no reason at all.

When you do a dual boot raspbian/recalbox with a 16Go µsd card, the free space is allocated by defaut like this : 4,1go for raspbian and 3go for recalbox.

Click the Favorites button, then select the Add to favorites drop-down menu.
Select Organize favorites.
The Organize Favorites dialog box will appear. Select the New Folder button at the bottom-left.
A new folder will appear. ...
The new folder will now appear in the Favorites menu.

64GB and 128GB SDXC cards can still be formatted to 3DS-usable FAT32 format. Unfortunately, Windows 7 has made this difficult to do by not including the option on the standard disk formatting utility. if you want to have any chance of the drive working with Android. Having said all that, my 128GB USB flash drive (from Lexar) came pre-formatted as FAT32, which means it wasn’t formatted using the built-in Windows format tool!

wow its very helpful software but how download it. i try to download but not.

EDIT : Wrong EXE, I just corrected :S sorry

Corrected :
Some fallback in language xml
Fallback function (problem with standard mix not founding some picture)
Added :
Possibity to "Fixe" a Size by media in Standard profil with : <Target_Image_Width> and <Target_Image_Height>
Running on 2 servers now : Mirror and main server
New MIX Possibilty : "Text"
rotation GDI Function with <Target_Rotation> directly in the Element.
<source_Origin> can be put to "genre"
Don't forget to see the Wiki : https://github.com/Universal-Rom-Tools/Universal-XML-Scraper/wiki/[TUTO]-Making-a-MIX-Template

Games may not launch if your machine is just at or below the game's system requirements. Please compare your machine's specs against the game's system requirements on the store page, and note that a machine at or near system requirements may experience performance and/or launch issues when playing.

There’s one method that isn’t truly running independent instances of a program, but it could be all you need. To open a second window of any open program, just hold Shift and click on its icon in your Taskbar. For programs like Word, Notepad, or Chrome, this will open a second window with a blank document.

I try to solve it so You have one GPIO set to high, that delivers 3,3V ... as long as this GPIO is setted high the mosfat delivers power. When does the GPIO not deliver power? Right... if the Pie is shut off!
The cap will loose power and the mosfat output also closes.
POWER cutoff
press the power switch again
the Cap colect power again = Switch should be as closed
then Power to the Pi....

Plug your USB device to your recalbox, then power on your recalbox. Once on the recalbox's frontend, press the start button to open the options menu, go to system settings and storage device list. Now, select your USB device in this list. The system will now reboot after the choice done. During this reboot, recalboxOS will create on your USB device, a new folder called recalbox which will contain the /share partition of your recalbox.

So to add your roms files, user data (save games, scrapes data, bios files etc...), you have to poweroff your recalbox. Then unplug your USB device from it, and plug it on your PC. Now you have just to copy/paste all your file directly from your from computer to your USB device without using your local network to transfer files. Once done, replug your USB device to your recalbox, power it on, and play.