Well most should work, I have Xiaomi Game Controller Bluetooth MDZ-11-AA that worked.
Hi,
I’ll preface this by saying I am a Linux noob, so I don’t doubt that I probably f’d up somewhere.
I’m trying to use your excellent tool to install a few emulators on my pi 4 running OSMC
I keep running into the same failed signature check errors as Cillit, gpg errors above.
I’m installing via ssh, on a clean osmc install, with mediacenter stopped. I’ve tried multiple times with similar results.
I don’t get the option to Install/Update all core packages from binary, as I follow the instructions in the 1st post.
When I choose Install all core packages, it runs through until the errors.
This is the 1st to pop up
followed by
Here’s the log from my last attempt. retrOSMCmk2_1 - Pastebin.com
Can someone point me toward where I’m going wrong please? Any help will be much appreciated
Thanks in advance, Pete.
This was a problem a year ago and maybe has been since. Unfortunately I don’t have an RPi4 to support it or debug the problems.
What is apparent is the GL drivers are a problem. RetroPie themselves don’t consider the GL drivers supported on RPi4 yet. So I’m afraid fixing the gpg issue is moot at this time.
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OK, totally understandable. Cheers!
I have the same issue as him. He doesn’t seem related to the GL drivers. I have an RPI3.
But it seems I am not allowed to dl some library because of the signature retrOSMCmk2/setup.sh at 1c1a7e054c8594a09ef59a7f4e2cd5ff21e4a94b · hissingshark/retrOSMCmk2 · GitHub
Interesting. I’ll have a look into on the RPi3. I take it this is a fresh install, or recently updated?
It’s a fresh install. I Have installed latest OSMC (Kodi 19.4 Matrix). Everything works fine on this side, using it since months.
And when I run your installer I got this.
This was a change in RetroPie. I’d already lined up a fix for it on the Vero4K, but forgotten I have to provide all of the RPi2/3 binaries these days (OSMC now uses the GL drivers and RetroPie don’t support them yet). I’d like to test it on my RPi3 this week before I push it out.
I tried this afternoon to disable the GL driver, but yes was surprised that it wasn’t booting without it. OSMC starts and then it blocks with a sad emoji 
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I will wait for your fix then 
I’ve not been able to reproduce this issue.
On an existing installation I re-installed SDL2 and each of the Core items from binary.
Then in case it was environmental, I did a clean install of OSMC and retrOSMCmk2, then re-installed all of those without generating your gpg error.
Ok then I am gonna re-install it again from 0. May be I touched something.
Ok fine on my side. May be I did something wrong during the osmc configuration or whatever the first time.