Caution The content of this page has been entirely machine-translated into English, from Italiano. Therefore, it might contain any kind of errors. In my new mission to integrate, in the form of a home retrogaming console, any computer that works with a well-established configuration with RetroArch, and that allows me to play by passing ROMs and save files between different devices… the Raspberry Pi, with installed the Linux distro RetroPie, popped out as the ideal piece of the puzzle.

Caution The content of this page has been entirely machine-translated into English, from Italiano. Therefore, it might contain any kind of errors. It's not often that new ideas come to mind, but when they do, they're always just the right amount of bizarre... Without digressing too much, it's precisely because of this development of things that years ago, for the first time, I found myself compiling the Linux kernel from source — on a Raspberry Pi 3 among other things, which in hindsight I wouldn't recommend — and now, precisely yesterday, again another time, after years (this time on the PC, luckily ), for a purpose that I won't spoil.

Caution The content of this page has been entirely machine-translated into English, from Italiano. Therefore, it might contain any kind of errors. Those who have been following my adventures for long enough and with due attention perhaps know this, but the biggest problem in IT is: how to properly reconcile the discrepancies that are created when the problem of playing video games both at home and on a portable computer arises.

Caution The content of this page has been entirely machine-translated into English, from Italiano. Therefore, it might contain any kind of errors. Storage memories, whatever their category, degrade with wear. Nothing can be done to avoid having to change them, sooner or later, after so many years. However, it is possible to keep an eye on their health status, in order to identify any problems. When it comes to HDD or SSD disks, the [SMART] protocol (https://en.