Here it is
Download RetroPieRGB from git and copy it to the boot folder.
Start up system, press F4 to go to shell.
sudo cp /boot/RetroPieRGB/etc/pikeyd165.conf /etc
cd /boot/RetroPieRGB/usr/local/bin
sudo ./pikeyd165 -d
Put into auto start somewhere.
Don't forget to alter config.txt with hdmi_timings stuff.
Have in mind that this is for the DIY guys. Use ready to go distribution where possible
For Auto starting pikeyd165
sudo cp /boot/RetroPieRGB/usr/local/bin/pikeyd165 /usr/local/bin
sudo nano /etc/rc.local
Use text editor to add sudo pikeyd165 -d in first line
Additional notes
Compatibility note: these shell commands were written for an older RetroPieRGB/Pikeyd165 file layout. Package versions and boot paths change, so verify the current instructions from the software maintainers before running commands with sudo. The current Pi2Jamma v2 page lists its present Raspberry Pi support and software notes; that does not guarantee this historical Pikeyd165 procedure still applies.
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