Posts by bite_your_idols

    There is an strange thing in your build,I use my arcade control panel as a keyboard (connected with a JPAC) but I can not change accept & cancel button for retroarch, it uses backspace and enter and I need to use z and x. I bind inputs in retroarch settings and it worked for cores/games but in retroarch frontend it doesn't. In lakka it works OK.

    Maybe something related with input type or driver? I don't know...


    I use libreelec 7.0.2 on rPi3. There is no log @ /storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/script.gamestarter
    Gamestarter is @ 2.6.0 version. Where to enable logs for GameStarter?

    it is weird... if you install from zip and then launch addon gamestarter it performs firts-time-setup, it will notice you about that. Then gamestarter.log is created.
    did you follow these steps or after zip installation you didn't launch addon for the firts-time-setup?


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    I think I found the issue. I am running a Raspberry Pi B

    sorry just pi2/3 support...


    Any idea how to fix lock up on retrarch quit? When i chose L1+L2+start+select on controller and then navigate to Quit Retroarch it ends up with still working animation in the background but retroarch is stuck. No reaction on keboard, gamepad. I'm stuck until i press ctrl+alt+del on keyboard.

    Which Raspberry Pi model are you using? in which libreelec/openelec version?
    please copy/paste gamestarter.log under:
    /storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/script.gamestarter/gamestarter.log

    Hi there. Thank you I don't have a gamestarter.log file. I am starting to think something went wrong with the install. Can I just remove the addon and reinstall or is there a certain process to it?

    You have to install from zip, then go to addon and launch it, it will perform a first-time-setup. After that, copy your roms and you have several options:
    - you can launch addon again and you will go into retroarch frontend interface.
    - go to Advanced launcher and scan for your roms in the system you want, then run it.
    - in addon settings install Emulationstation and select it as default frontend. Then run addon again and you will be in Emulationstation with system you have roms in their folder.
    - in addon settings install IARL addon and launch games from the internet archive.


    After the first-time-setup log file must be in its path.


    That looks correct, but as it seemed kind of hacky and I might find a use for it as well, I've fixed up the shutdown options in the new build :)

    20161126:

    Code
    - Added an option to launch Emulationstation with --frontend to add shutdown options (that actually work) in the menu
    - Removed Emulationstation CEC patch as it was causing a segfault
    - systemd 232

    it works!!! I can boot into emulationstation and shut down system from it. (Only one thing, shutdown/reboot/... options are in the main menu instead of being inside quit menu)

    I will keep in safe this build just in case.

    you should think about releasing a gaming version of your build like retropie or lakka...

    thanks a lot! (one more time)


    EDIT: where can I put additional ES themes??

    so my autostart.shshould looke like this, right?


    Hey guys, I installed LibreELEC-RPi2.arm-7.0.2 on my pi 3 and the Gamestarter v2.5. When I tried to run pocketsnes, I got this error:

    /storage/.kodi/addons/script.gamestarter/resources/bin/retroarch: error while loading shared libraries: libbrcmEGL.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
    ::Gamestarter:: -> disable alsa...
    ::Gamestarter:: -> restart kodi...

    My understanding of libreelec is that it has a read only filesystem so there is no point for me to hunt down the library

    Any idea what I need to do?

    Thanks a lot

    It seems to me that you are using wrong addon version. If you are running LibreELEC 7 you need to download/install gamestarter OLE version (Open/LIbreELEC 6 & 7).

    I have just released new version => 2.6
    Release Gamestarter v2.6 · bite-your-idols/Gamestarter-Pi · GitHub


    Seems like Emulationstation writes the exit status to /tmp/es-restart and /tmp/es-shutdown:

    EmulationStation/emulationstation.sh at master · Herdinger/EmulationStation · GitHub

    Put the same while loop in your autostart and remove sudo.


    This is my autostart.sh:

    now, emulationstation does not launch at boot and shutdown option is still not working.
    The funny thing is that if I remove all the new lines and let only "/usr/bin/emulationstation.sh" even though emulationstation does not start...


    If you just need it for compiling, a VM is fine. Most LE devs use Ubuntu, personally I prefer Arch. Both should work fine.

    Uploading a new nvidia304 build for you now with shutdown options in ES.

    The shutdown option is there, but it does not work. When selecting it, it comes back to kodi... maybe it is because kodi is waiting to start in the background since I launch emulationstation from autostart.sh

    Also I've found that I need to edit kodi keyboard actions because I need to control it with my arcade control panel in case I need to exit manually or enter some setting screens...

    WIP...

    Thank you! I will try it tomorrow and I will let you know the results :)

    it works like a charm!!! thank you. Now I need to include emulationstation in autostart.sh, piece of cake.

    Another question I have lost my ubuntu PC so I can not compile by the moment. I would like an emulationstation binary with shutdown option, so , what is your recommendation as the easiest linux installation just to make compilations? I have a win 10 based laptop. I am considering ubuntu as a dualboot or ubuntu in a VM. I use bash on ubuntu on windows and it works fine for git and basic bash scripts but it always fails when trying to make compilations...


    It's already there, "tty". Missing from the "run" label though. You should have a console with CTRL+ALT+F3, that's weird...

    I don't know how but finally i got it...

    anything easily fixeable??