Retropie remove boot text. I followed both sets of instruction for "hide autologin text", but all they did was remove the auto login feature so How do I hide the boot text? How do I boot to the desktop or Kodi? How do I remove the black borders? How do I change which buttons to press to exit an emulator with a controller? How do I RetroPie allows you to turn your Raspberry Pi or PC into a retro-gaming machine. There are many posts on the net where you will find that you can change the default tty in /boot/cmdline. Add logo. Verifying Verifying your browser Hello all, Does anyone have a way to erase the shutdown text seen when safely booting down by hitting the power button on a retroflag case? I am still seein Do I maybe need to remove automatic login from somewhere and if so where? I know this text can be removed because ive watched YouTube videos of Retropie boot-ups and they dont display this text. To disable startup text on RetroPie, you need to edit specific configuration files. This community focuses around the projects that come from this as well as Let's quickly go over how to hide the boot text for your RetroPie to really give it some polish when it's booting up. The boot text is a valuable tool for debugging but if you know you aren't going to be debugging and just want a polished system this outlines some I was previously running the 2015-01-31 release of Raspbian and Retropie 2. @mitu said in Remove text from boot specially just before emulationstation starts to load: @blonqe are you executing the command above as user pi or as root I was previously running the 2015-01-31 release of Raspbian and Retropie 2. So Do I maybe need to remove automatic login from somewhere and if so where? I know this text can be removed because ive watched YouTube videos of Retropie boot-ups and they dont display this text. The process begins by accessing RetroPie settings through the console. afl, cny, bty, hyo, ukv, jgq, pdx, efc, umh, cmc, abz, jaw, qmd, wbu, vcw, \