error running 'git pull' - returned 1

[jojin]

@mitu yes

[jojin]

@mitu and I dont know exactly what I modified :/

[mitu]

Then remove the shaders folder completely and re-try the update/installation.

[jojin]

@mitu how I remove her?

[mitu]

@jojin How did you edit the file(s) in the first place ? If via WinSCP, then remove the shaders folder.

[jojin]

@mitu I edited them by retropie itself,how can I remove via WinSCP?

[mitu]

@jojin said in error running 'git pull' - returned 1:

I edited them by retropie itself,

How exactly ? As far as I know, there's no interface in RetroPie to edit the shaders.

[jojin]

@mitu actually,I didnt edit anything,just changed some settings.

[jojin]

sorry for the work Im giving to you,I dont know too much about retropie :/

[mitu]

@jojin How exactly did you install RetroPie ?

[jojin]

I downloaded it here

[BuZz]

@jojin If you have downloaded an image from our site, you shouldn't have this issue. The issue is because some of the shaders were edited on your system.

[jojin]

@BuZz ok,ill try to reinstall it,thanks for the help

[jojin]

btw,where I can find the shaders folder on winSCP?

[BuZz]

@jojin /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch/shaders

delete the folder and reinstall retroarch.

[jojin]

@BuZz ok,thanks for the help(again)