Cannot close Kodi 17.3!
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@AlexMurphy how would I delete kodi so I can do a fresh install? Just through the retropie setup? or is there a deeper way to remove any trace of kodi files?
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@Vishera
rm -rf ~/.kodiwill uninstall all user installed kodi files. -
@Vishera Yeah, you need to totally obliterate any trace of KODI, including the
userdata folderas it will remain even after an uninstall. Runsudo apt-get remove --purge kodifrom the CLI first. -
I removed kodi using sudo apt-get remove --purge kodi and then ran rm -rf ~/.kodi
I then went back in and re-installed.. as soon as I open it up, my add ons and everything are there so something didn't get completely removed. I tried exiting, and it worked once. then after that the same crap keeps happening. This is getting very annoying that I seem to be the ONLY person with this issue and that it isn't working like it should be.. hmmm
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@Vishera That's odd. Try specifically deleting the
userdatadirectory.sudo rm -f /home/pi/.kodi/userdata -
@AlexMurphy Someone on a FB group suggested disabling the CEC adapter input, I disabled it, rebooted and it seems to be working now. weird. but hey if it's working that's all that matters whew
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@Vishera Very odd. I have had no issues with CEC since I tweaked it a bit. I'll check my settings later and post them. It"s handy being able to use the TV remote sometimes.
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@AlexMurphy I use Kore which is an android app to control Kodi through wifi.
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@Vishera If you don't need it and it works as a fix then keep it off.
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aah sorry. I forgot we symlink the config folder to keep configs together. Kodi configs on RetroPie are stored in
/opt/retropie/configs/ports/kodi
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