@mitu said in Build module of lr-yabause needs some lovin': I had a PR ready, but forgot to submit it - https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/pull/2831. Ha! That's what I'm confused about :) I'd a look at the repo a few hours ago and thought "damn old, doesn't compile, fix needed", but now it's pull'ed and up to date. Thanks for that. But I loved waking you up :)

@mitu Ah, that scuppers those plans then. I think I'll give this up as a failed experiment. I did manage to get Kodi to launch from my green button by importing psutil and check_output and changing the code to espid = int(check_output(["pidof","-s","emulationstation"])) es = psutil.Process(espid) es.suspend() Kodi = subprocess.Popen("/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports/Kodi.sh") Kodi.wait es.resume() But then the script would no longer start from my crontab on boot so not really usable.

@mitu Okay, I know that now. It seems like it would tell you something different than ask for user if the repository was missing or deleted.

I have made a verbose version of retropieXstation called retropieXstation-verbose. It is created to find problems if roms or emulators do not work. Beware : It only works with retroarch libretro cores and zipped rom files do not always work ! You can download it with 'wget' in your terminal and then puts it on your desktop : wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/FollyMaddy/retropieXstation/master/retropieXstation-verbose.py -P $HOME/Desktop Instructions on how to run the script are in the script itself. Just load it in a text editor and read the text. Hope you all find this verbose script usefull.

Thanks Buzz!

Ok, I've updated script and had success to install mame2013-plus. This topic may be closed, thank you!

Sorry really new to this, Its not a fix to the scripts just a add on for people to run to test their SD and USB read speeds. It looks like that is not the spot for me to submit the script. and what about Icon.png and adding in info to gamelist.xml? <game> <path>./drivetest.sh</path> <name>Drive Speed Test</name> <desc>This script test the read speeds of your SD Card and or USB drive It will run 4 types of test when testing. Cached Reads, Buffered Disk Reads Direct Cached read, Direct disk reads</desc> <image>./icons/drivetest.png</image> </game>

I view this very differently I dont think the open projects will be effected. Its the private closed ones that where the cash is for github. Imagine all the information ms can get from these private repos for sales and advertising and peek at code ect. The company doesnt have a vey good past with anti competitive behavior it. The commercial end of github is where they will make the cash from. That is how github makes a profit before ms took it over as well it not all free when you go private

It will likely require reworking of the RetroPie module script. It's still on my to-do list :-)

@rion Signed it today, thanks for the announcement. You should mention that this is a campaign of the Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE) and the OpenForum Europe (OFE) as those are well known and respected organisations. People can learn this on the website, but some might not follow a link to a site of an unknown operator. Just a hint to improve your venture. :)

@mitu I got in touch with Steven Selph who wrote it. I think he's on top of things now. I got everything to work on my end, but it seems like the module still might need some work.

@mitu Thanks!

@ruffle80 yeah man! Go ahead please! ;-) if you post here about your changes it would be kind.

@supercatfooz said in Trying to install Pokemon Mini emulator on RetroPie: https://github.com/libretro/pokemini.git Unfortunately, it's useless as there's no ability to save which is the reason I hadn't submitted my version of this months ago. I was waiting for libretro to fix it.

Thanks a final time in this matter. I'll register this as one of the many things we'll have to live with in an imperfect world, then. :)

@Dair2BD said in Can't update setup script (Or download experimental emulators): could not resolve host: gitbhub.com" Is it really gitbhub.com or is it a typo? The correct should be github. Are you sure your pi is connected to the internet? That classical ping on google.com should be enough to ensure you're connected. ;-)