Just discovered this thread. Awesome work. This will be my dream Gameboy once this project is ready. Actually tearing up a little Thank You!

I've already enabled SSH on the pi... It was literally the first thing I did.

I've just decided to buy a pi 3 and use that for the software since I was already planning on doing another build with a pi 3

Follow my guide, very easy to setup in headless mode. http://sudomod.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=3567 Thanks I appreciate the help! When I try to login in with SSH, it's giving me an error "Connection refused". I followed all of the steps in your guide and my wifi dongle is plugged in on the pi.

that may not work out..... if you don't have a WiFi dongle connected, you wont have anything to configure (it wont see/find anything to configure) You can configure the settings prior to any NIC being present - you don't have to tie connection details to any specific interface. You just need to add...

Thanks for the responses guys! I appreciate it a lot!

I followed all of the steps for the gameboy zero build. This is my first build so I decided (for some reason) that it would be a good idea to do all of the hardware first and take care of the software last. I need to connect the pi (I'm using a pi 2) so I can install retro-game and another script. ...

But if everything runs off the SD card why can't I just install retrogame on my laptop to the SD card using terminal and then put it in the raspberry pi and configure from there? i don't think its that simple..... the way Retropie is instaledl onto the SD card doesn't allow for it to be run on a PC...

I followed all of the steps for the gameboy zero build. This is my first build so I decided (for some reason) that it would be a good idea to do all of the hardware first and take care of the software last. I need to connect the pi (I'm using a pi 2) so I can install retro-game and another script. ...

I followed all of the steps for the gameboy zero build. This is my first build so I decided (for some reason) that it would be a good idea to do all of the hardware first and take care of the software last. I need to connect the pi (I'm using a pi 2) so I can install retro-game and another script. I...

If I opt to use a prototyping board or copper tape instead of the power strip, will any prototyping board work?