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    DOSBOX installation failed

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    • BuZzB
      BuZz administrators @edmaul69
      last edited by

      @edmaul69 please don't delete - it breaks the discussion - rather you just left your post, or can edit and strike through. It may well still be their internet still since the URL seems fine on the trend micros website for example.

      To help us help you - please make sure you read the sticky topics before posting - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

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      • edmaul69E
        edmaul69 @RetroFreak89
        last edited by

        @retrofreak89 here are the settings in the dosbox config you want for maximum performance. one of the memsize needs to be added as it isnt in the config by default.

        language=
        machine=svga_s3
        captures=capture
        vmemsize=8
        memsize=63
        
        
        core=dynamic
        cputype=pentium_slow
        cycles=max 110%
        cycleup=10
        cycledown=20
        
        
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          LasagnaDevil @BuZz
          last edited by

          @buzz

          First of all, thanks for your reply!

          "cat /etc/issue" outputs: Raspbian GNU/Linux 8 \n \l

          "sudo __debug=1 ./retropie_packages.sh dosbox sources" outputs
          sudo: ./retropie_packages.sh: command not found

          "wget -S -O/dev/null -q https://files.retropie.org.uk/archives/dosbox-r3876.tar.gz" runs without error messages, but I can't find the file.

          Then again, a simple "wget https://files.retropie.org.uk/archives/dosbox-r3876.tar.gz" outputs this:

          --2017-03-03 23:03:53-- https://files.retropie.org.uk/archives/dosbox-r3876.tar.gz
          Resolving files.retropie.org.uk (files.retropie.org.uk)... 93.93.129.253, 2a00:1098:0:80:1000:57:0:1
          Connecting to files.retropie.org.uk (files.retropie.org.uk)|93.93.129.253|:443... connected.
          ERROR: The certificate of ‘files.retropie.org.uk’ is not trusted.
          ERROR: The certificate of ‘files.retropie.org.uk’ is not yet activated.
          The certificate has not yet been activated

          How come this wasn't a problem installing other Emus and files from the server? O.o

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          • BuZzB
            BuZz administrators @LasagnaDevil
            last edited by

            @lasagnadevil sudo apt-get install ca-certificates might help - looks like you have missing certificates.

            To help us help you - please make sure you read the sticky topics before posting - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

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              LasagnaDevil @BuZz
              last edited by LasagnaDevil

              @buzz, again, thanks for all the help!

              after getting ca-certificates:
              Reading package lists... Done
              Building dependency tree
              Reading state information... Done
              ca-certificates is already the newest version.
              0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 103 not upgraded.

              But then I run wget again...
              --2017-03-04 15:03:09-- https://files.retropie.org.uk/archives/dosbox-r3876.tar.gz
              Resolving files.retropie.org.uk (files.retropie.org.uk)... 93.93.129.253, 2a00:1098:0:80:1000:57:0:1
              Connecting to files.retropie.org.uk (files.retropie.org.uk)|93.93.129.253|:443... connected.
              ERROR: The certificate of ‘files.retropie.org.uk’ is not trusted.
              ERROR: The certificate of ‘files.retropie.org.uk’ is not yet activated.
              The certificate has not yet been activated

              :(

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              • BuZzB
                BuZz administrators @LasagnaDevil
                last edited by BuZz

                @lasagnadevil Something is wrong with your system. you can try

                sudo update-ca-certificates
                

                but if that still doesn't help you might want to start from a fresh image.

                Also check your system date/time. eg via date

                To help us help you - please make sure you read the sticky topics before posting - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

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                  LasagnaDevil
                  last edited by

                  I've done a fresh install. Had the same issue twice. Wouldn't have come here to bother, otherwise.

                  I've noticed the output of date command is wrong (googled a bit more, and your message also pointed me in the right direction), and after some googling I managed to force my Pi to use the servers for the timezone of the South American region where I am, editing the "ntp.conf" file. Still, it didn't update to the proper date. So, via Raspi-Config, I forced the Pi to use the proper localization. Still no proper sync.

                  I ended up forcing things via sudo date -s "10 Aug 2017 12:18:00". Basically, a big f*ck you to any system sync of date and time. I don't care that much about those.

                  And after typing that... BOOM! DosBox binaries show up in Retropie Setup script. Everything seems solved. Didn't even have to update the script.

                  The puzzling thing is I've never had this problem before. Been using Linux for about ten years and Retropie since 3.4, and never ran into this. O.o

                  Thanks a lot for your help! :D

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                  • BuZzB
                    BuZz administrators @LasagnaDevil
                    last edited by

                    @lasagnadevil Glad you have it sorted. Wonder if NTP is unable to connect to the timeservers for some reason - I have seen this before when someone's router/isp was blocking the port.

                    To help us help you - please make sure you read the sticky topics before posting - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

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                      LasagnaDevil
                      last edited by

                      Welp, unless my ISP has changed its ruleset, I dunno. I've done this a billion times, never ran into this issue before.

                      Weird. But now we know!

                      Thanks again for all the help and patience!

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                      • edmaul69E
                        edmaul69 @BuZz
                        last edited by

                        @buzz iv had this issue just by not having the time set so the year would be 1969. Setting the correct time fixed it for me. I have a rtc now which solves the issue for me. I think i set it to set the internet time while booting as well, so if my rtc failed it would set the internet time.

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