@Yourdrunkendad

nice :)

@herb_fargus Hi there, thanks for your reply :)
should I try installing Kodi, or Retropie again? Or both?

EDIT: I managed to solve the problem by updating Kernel. I Hope this helps someone in the future!

In the WiFi menu it did not show a network, I tried setting it up and no SSID's were appearing. I reset my router, rebooted the Pi, reconfigured WiFi and tried installing Kodi again. Many errors popped up and after 15 minutes said failed to install. All my other WiFi devices in the house are working fine. I'm not sure what to do.

@oden55
The Raspberry Pi 3 has built in wireless so you can follow the directions here:
https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Wifi/

@angeluskarl77 No problem at all. Glad I could help.

I never tried that kind of remotes, but it should work. Did you configured the remote like explained here ?
https://support.myharmony.com/en-in/harmony-experience-with-kodi
or here ?
http://wiki.openelec.tv/index.php/Config_harmony

@FluffySpikes im on the latest version of RetroPie and on kodi 16. I tried 17 but I didn't liked it, so I reinstalled a backup. The missing controller support is not a problem for me, since I prefer to use my tablet to control Kodi.

Oo yes sry I see.
Then i will try it and see how it works wout :)

Good news, full format overwrite erase with SDFormatter did the trick, SD card is now working fine and was able to test the kodi install with it, i didn't do the second one for now since it took forever to format, but at least it worked for that one.

Thanks again for your help.

@Rascas Excellent. Thank you.

@im5150 KODI has 2 sets of files /home/pi/.kodi/ and /usr/share/kodi/If you are looking to change your skin it should be in /home/pi/.kodi/addons/skin.yourskin Notice it says dotkodi in the first and third file path. These are hidden. You need to show hidden files to see these in a desktop environment.

I did earlier today when I upgraded to Kodi 17.1, but I used the keyboard to get into Kodi's input, peripherals settings and was able to map my Xbox360 controller there in the KODI UI and it's working fine.

Thanks @Fruitybit , I forgot about that. That will work fine for me.

@nosunlight Did this get fixed magically for you by the update? 'm using Kodi 18.1 on Retropie 4.4 and while all the games on retropie run fine, the controller has no response in Kodi. Any other things you might have changed that could fix it for me? Cheers!

it came up with
E: Version '2:16' for 'kodi-bin' was not found

the other one came up as download failed

@TheJullasicFox

If you had read it, you would in the first instance post the information requested in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first so that help can be offered. You will also notice that in this instructional thread it states "please create a new topic and add the following relevant information so that we can help narrow down the cause of your issue." You have not done this so help cannot be offered.

If you are thinking "why not?" at this stage then consider your request "I tried configuring it, but it won't even detect at all HELP!!!". It's a very strange question. What version of retropie? What Emulator? What did you "try" to do? What do you want help with? Your configs? Where are they?

Finally, you say you read it? In the instructional thread, it clearly states "Make sure your topic title summarises the issue - do not use topic titles like "HELP ME". A better title would be "USB Controller will not control Kodi after update" - if that is what you are actually having an issue with - it's not at all clear. What is Kodi's update? Can you use the controller in emulationstation? What version of Kodi are you referring to? etc. etc. etc.

This is so that others may search for your problem. So, did you read it? No. By now, help could have been offered but nobody knows what you did or what you tried. Hopefully, my explantion of how best to get fast help will assist you in future posts.