Retro Pie Setup Won't Launch

Mydriaze

Same problem here when I type: "sudo ~/RetroPie-Setup/retropie_setup.sh" (without " of course) then, I got an error message: "command not found".

I switch the default keyboard layout and regional language to French keyboard. Is the problem can be related?

jonnykesh

@mydriaze It's not related to your keyboard locale setting. Check to see if the retropie_setup.sh script is actually there. Also navigate to the setup directory with cd /home/pi/Retropie-Setupand then try and launch from there sudo ./retropie_setup.sh
Does it launch from the RetroPie configuration menu in ES?

Mydriaze

Thanks for your answer. Let's be honest. I was not sure someoner will ever reply to an old thread. I did a fresh install thius afternoon. I will try again to see if the problem persist. If yes, I will - of course - let you know.

Mydriaze

@mydriaze said in Retro Pie Setup Won't Launch:

"sudo ~/RetroPie-Setup/retropie_setup.sh"

UPDATE: it was a typo: I wrote "sudo ~/Retropie-Setup/retropie_setup.sh" instead of "sudo ~/RetroPie-Setup/retropie_setup.sh".

Remember kids, always check case/capital when you type something!

jonnykesh

@mydriaze Ha! Always remember: Linux is case sensitive.

Sano

Just overuse bash completion to avoid this kind of issues.
Tab key FTW :)

XxDarkOverlordxX

Just a quick update to anyone needing to clear retropie-setup script for updating

//to clean update script

cd RetroPie-Setup

cd origin/master

git pull

git clean -d -f

git reset —hard origin/master

// should be cleaned up now and script should update on next check

BOOM!!!!!!!

sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade

if it doesn't work for some reason

login:pi
password:raspberry

XxDarkOverlordxX

@XxDarkOverlordxX

// to reset HEAD and put back
cd $HOME/RetroPie-Setup
Git checkout master

mitu

@XxDarkOverlordxX You're replying to a 2 years old topic and your git examples are not quite correct. Is there a point to this ? @BuZz provided the right answer back in the day, that's all you need to do in order to reset your local RetroPie-Setup copy.

CargoRunner

@buzz Thanks so much for this !!!!!! I am not sure what happened with last update a few months ago but I had the exact same problem when I tried to to get the latest update. None of the retropie menu options worked and the command like setup did nothing. Your command has certainly helped a huge amount. Now I am just getting "Temporary failure resolving 'raspbian.raspberrypi.org'" errors and "error cannot lock ref 'refs/tags/4.7': unable to resolve reference. But great progress, thank you