Mausberry Shutdown Script Doesn't Save Metadata

[meleu]

@lostless I made my tests on a shell where there's no RetroPie installed and I believe it will work fine. But, you know, sh!t happens...

Try this version, please (feedback would be appreciated):

#!/bin/bash
# Terminate any emulatorcall!
# This works just for RetroPie!
emucall="$(sed -n 4p /dev/shm/runcommand.info | tr -d '\\"' | tr '^$[]*.()|+?{}' '.' | sed 's/[^ ]*=[^ ]* //g')"
# If there's an emulator running, we need to kill it and go back to ES
if [[ -n "$emucall" ]]; then
    emupid="$(pgrep -f "$emucall")" 
    pkill -P "$emupid"
    kill "$emupid"
    wait "$emupid"
    sleep 5 # maybe it can be lesser
fi

maybe I'll try to simplify that crazy line with a simpler regex later... ;-)

[lostless]

@meleu Its working in retroarch now im going to patch in into my mauseberry shutdown script!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU ARE THE MAN
But kodi is not working
https://ghostbin.com/paste/uqo6e
debug of kodi not exiting.
not a big deal if kodi does not work. Just kind of want my reset button to be the end all to go back to ES.

[meleu]

@lostless said in Mausberry Shutdown Script Doesn't Save Metadata:

But kodi is not working

Here it goes another version, trying to get kodi too:

# Terminate any emulatorcall!
# This works just for RetroPie!
emucall="$(sed -n 4p /dev/shm/runcommand.info | tr -d '\\"' | tr '^$[]*.()|+?{}' '.' | sed 's/[^ ]*=[^ ]* //g')"
# If there's an emulator running, we need to kill it and go back to ES
if [[ -n "$emucall" ]]; then
    emupid="$(pgrep -f "$emucall" | tr '\n' ' ')"
    pkill -P "$(echo $emupid | tr ' ' ',')"
    kill "$emupid"
    wait "$emupid"
    sleep 5 # maybe it can be lesser
fi

[lostless]

@meleu it works!!!!!! but now it looks like i blew out the gpio pin for my reset button. NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. That what i get for using a different build without gpio setup. GPIO DANGEROUS TO USE if not setup?

[meleu]

@lostless sorry, I didn't understand your last question...

[lostless]

@meleu has nothing to do with the script. that works . i was testing with another memory card without my gpio setup so i had 3.3v through a 10k resistor to the gpio. i think i burned out my gpio pins
Permissions issue I think. Reinstalled and gpio is now working

[cyperghost]

@meleu ;) So you see ... PID numbers are better to handle ;)
But I think in the kodi-case a simple pkill kodi would be better. Or am I wrong? Sorry I never will get the result as I never will install Kodi on my Pi alongside with RetroPie ;)

[meleu]

@lostless hey man, would you be kind enough to test this version?:

#!/bin/bash
# the "sed" command below isn't a crypted message, it's just a Regular Expression
# If you are very curious, feel free to ask.
emucall="$(sed '4!d; s/\([\\"]\|[[:alnum:]_]\+=[^ ]* \)//g; s/[][(){}^$*.|+? ]/\\&/g' /dev/shm/runcommand.info)"

# If there's an emulator running, we need to kill it and go back to ES
if [[ -n "$emucall" ]]; then
    emupid="$(pgrep -f "$emucall" | tr '\n' ' ')"
    pkill -P "$(echo $emupid | tr ' ' ',')"
    kill "$emupid"
    wait "$emupid"
    sleep 5 # maybe it can be lesser
fi

Thanks in advance.

[lostless]

@meleu sorry, not working
debug output

/home/pi/exit.sh: line 4: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `)'
/home/pi/exit.sh: line 14: syntax error: unexpected end of file

[meleu]

@lostless ooops! my fault. I edited the script above fixing the problem. can you please try again.

[lostless]

@meleu all good.

[meleu]

@lostless does it mean it works? :)

[lostless]

@meleu yes its working

[meleu]

@lostless thanks man! ;-)

[lostless]

@meleu My nespi is practically done. The reset is working wonderfully,