INSTALL_RETROPIE_ON_OSMC_RC.sh does not download retropie.sh & retropie_watchdog.sh

[C-Fu]

Good day,

I believe that the two essential files needed to disable (and re-enable) OSMC/Kodi does not get downloaded in the script, which judging from the forum thread, a lot of people are having trouble figuring out issues with starting/stopping emulationstation/RetroPie.

[mcobit]

Hi. They should get downloaded. They didn't change and the URLs also didn't change. So it should work.

The problems in the forum are mostly solved I belive. Except for the tvservice problem. Didn't find the time to look into it.

[C-Fu]

Hey man,

This is the 3rd sd card that I've tried downloading and installing INSTALL_RETROPIE_ON_OSMC_RC.sh script via wget, and I can confirm, at least in my experience, that those two files didn't get downloaded. All three times I have to redownload the file from here, or do a sudo nano filename.sh & chmod +x filename.sh on those two files.

I'm not exactly sure, but I think using git clone instead of using wget in your instructions will get everything downloaded.

[mcobit]

I'll have to confirm that with a fresh install.
Unfortunately I will not have the time this weekend.
Hope to be able to check it soon.

[C-Fu]

No worries. I tried all three on RPi 1 Model B.

Cheers and thanks for the great work!

[mcobit]

If you use a RPi1, it could be, that normal raspbian does not have the certificates installed to download from github https pages.
OSMC on RPi2 seems to allow that just fine.
I never tried the installation on an RPi 1 myself, that's why I said, that it MIGHT work, but I am not sure in my first post.

Could you try to install ca-certificates on your Pi before using the script and report if it works then?
If so, I will include that into the script.

[C-Fu]

Okay, how do I do that? :D i have no idea.
On Apr 30, 2015 8:54 PM, "mcobit" [email protected] wrote:

If you use a RPi1, it could be, that normal raspbian does not have the
certificates installed to download from github https pages.
OSMC on RPi2 seems to allow that just fine.
I never tried the installation on an RPi 1 myself, that's why I said, that
it MIGHT work, but I am not asure in my first post.

Could you try to install ca-certificates on your Pi before using the
script and report if it works then?
If so, I will include that into the script.

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[mcobit]

Try
sudo apt-get install ca-certificates

[C-Fu]

"ca-certificates is already the newest version."

Anything else that I should try?

[mcobit]

Can you try to edit the script and add the --no-check-certificate parameter to the wget commands?

Please report if it works then and I will add it.

[mcobit]

I tried to fix stuff.
Please try again and confirm, that it works now.