09-08-2018, 07:57 AM
Hey all,
Just built my first CM3 GBA, well kind of... having a few minor issues with the case not 100% closing nicely so need to find the few high spots.
Anyways prior to finishing it off and getting everything 100% set up I am trying out the software side of things and am stumped.
I have a wifi dongle and went into the retro pie setup to connect to my wifi so I can then add roms. Problem is I connected to my wifi and need to enter the password... however there is only one USB drive and the wifi dongle is in it. How do I type in my password? If I pull the dongle out to plug in a keyboard it locks up. Stuck on how to get connected to my wifi.
Other issue is it seems the keyboard does work when I have it plugged in but when I go into the Retroarch settings and need the keyboard its non-responsive there. I wanted to add in my my name and password to connect to retroachivements, but when I click username or password in the Retroarch tab the keyboard doesn't work.
Anyone that can provide some feedback, I'd greatly appreciate it.
Just built my first CM3 GBA, well kind of... having a few minor issues with the case not 100% closing nicely so need to find the few high spots.
Anyways prior to finishing it off and getting everything 100% set up I am trying out the software side of things and am stumped.
I have a wifi dongle and went into the retro pie setup to connect to my wifi so I can then add roms. Problem is I connected to my wifi and need to enter the password... however there is only one USB drive and the wifi dongle is in it. How do I type in my password? If I pull the dongle out to plug in a keyboard it locks up. Stuck on how to get connected to my wifi.
Other issue is it seems the keyboard does work when I have it plugged in but when I go into the Retroarch settings and need the keyboard its non-responsive there. I wanted to add in my my name and password to connect to retroachivements, but when I click username or password in the Retroarch tab the keyboard doesn't work.
Anyone that can provide some feedback, I'd greatly appreciate it.