I created a folder called "drive" and inside that "RetroSync". This utility will allow the user to mount their Google Drive to their Raspberry Pi and keep it mounted through reboots in a simple, automated process. You'll need the semi-official Google Drive application for Raspian and you'll find it here:įirst, log in to your RetroPie using SSH and create a directory for Google drive and inside that the folder we wish to sync. An automated Google Drive live-sync client (gdrivefs) installer for the Raspberry Pi. In fact, this might be a horrible way to do it and you may loose all your data and lots of sleep so do it at your own risk and make backups of everything. If that doesn't work, try running the installation script again.
Also, if your folder appears empty, try waiting 30 seconds to see if it loads. It might not even be a good way to do it. The file will eventually show up in your Google Drive directory online, but it will take some time, as it must sync it from your RPi back to Drive. Please note: this might not be the best way to do it.
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Raspberry Pi Revert read-only files MSI install Command line for Linux. But it is slow and you will have to initialize the syncing and choose sync direction manually. There are many Google Drive clients for Linux available. Wouldn't it be nice to manage the roms folder on a Google Drive folder and let it sync to one or more RetroPies? And if you spent time scraping metadata and box art on one RetroPie that would sync to the others without additional work. If you are running RetroPie on Raspberry Pi to play retro games you have probably spent more time setting it up and configuring it than actually playing. Raspberry Pi: How do I upload files to google drive automatically from raspberry pi or from PUTTYHelpful Please support me on Patreon.
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