(SOLVED) update issue

BuZz

@darthlink update via the retropie-setup script (update all packages) and this will get fixed. Or just update retropie-setup script, and update Kodi.

The error can be ignored also as it's non fatal.

darthlink

@buzz

I am updating all packages right now with the setup script. It is not done yet but i was watching it working and i saw still somewhere the same error but it kept on going so i will see when it will be done if this is fixed or not.

darthlink

@buzz I still get the same error after i had updated all packages with the setup script. I believe you that it is not a fatal error or problem but what does that do ? is it because it is Kodi that does not get updated anymore or something ?

BuZz

@darthlink you updated all packages, then rebooted and did "apt-get update" again ? or you saw the error during the update (which you will since it's fixed later)

darthlink

@buzz ok i have not rebooted after. Let me do this right now and let you know if its still there after.

darthlink

@buzz Unfortunatelly, it still does the same error after a reboot !!

Is there a way to export the result of apt-get update into a file so then i can show it to you here. I cant seem to be able to copy the text right now because i am connected to my PI through ssh at the moment.

BuZz

Do you have Kodi installed from RetroPie setup? Another way is to remove the pipplware file from /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ folder.

darthlink

@buzz when i had installed kodi, all i had done was: sudo apt-get install kodi and it has been working since then. Before i remove the pipplware from the sources list, what is the pipplware please ??

darthlink

@buzz i hace just went into thta pipplware file and the 2 sources that seem to cause that issue are in there. What are those ? Are they suppose to update kodi ?

BuZz

@darthlink they are no longer required. You can remove them. (Delete the file).

darthlink

@buzz ok good, i deleted it. Thx now its all fine. ;)