Just the second. But the first will not hurt either.
No clue how to install ps3 controllers. I have none. Sorry.
you have any idea why my audio dac has changed ?
Could be that RetroPie installation did change some package.
But it is hard to identify the problem from here as I donāt have an external dac connected.
If anybody finds out what the problem isor how to revert it, let me know.
Updated it with a nice dialog frontend.
Should be a lot easier on the eyes now 
Hi mcobit,
first let me start by thanking you for putting the script together. I have a (presumably) trivial problem but havenāt managed to figure it out yet. As far as I can tell I followed your instruction but when trying to run the retropie.sh script from the command line Iām getting the following error message:
sudo: openvt: command not found
did I miss to install anything or do you think there is a problem with my $PATH?
echo $PATH
/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/local/games:/usr/games:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/opt/vc/bin
Any input would be highly appreciated!
Thanks
You should not start it with that script from commandline.
You should just stop kodi and run emulationstation directly.
But openvt should be installed by the script with the package console-tools. Hope nothing went wrong there.
Try sudo apt-get install console-tools.
this is the message I get when running emulation station:
emulationstation
/opt/retropie/supplementary/emulationstation/emulationstation: error while loading shared libraries: libboost_system.so.1.49.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
also, installing console-tools give the following error:
sudo apt-get install console-tools
Reading package listsā¦ Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state informationā¦ Done
Package console-tools is not available, but is referred to by another package.
This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
is only available from another source
E: Package āconsole-toolsā has no installation candidate
Thanks for your help
Looks like something went wrong while installing dependancies. Please run the whole Install script again.
Hey big thanks from me, works greatā¦
but I have a problem with my usb-snes-controller,
It is automatically enabled to control retroarch, so I can not control the game, for example the Selekt button is also for exit retroarchā¦
I thought i have to change the configs but no entrie for the menu control in retroarch.cfg or in usbgamepad.cgfā¦
When i Press f1 on keyboard, it Shows Basic menu controls and my Gamepad Buttons are automatically file inā¦
Please help me
Hi. Sorry to hear that but it sounds more like a retropie related problem. Please ask at their forums to get an answer.
Did you try to register your controller in the retropie_setup script?
Yes i did, and it looks all good, but its automatically configurated to control retroarch with the Buttons i need for the gameā¦
Hi mcobit, thanks for this installer itās really simple.
Unfortunetly I still canāt make it work. From KODI Retropie wonāt start - screen turns black and after few secs im in kodi back again.
I tried in SSH to run emulationstation and I got this:
error while loading shared libraries: libboost_system.so.1.49.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
I tried two times install whole thing and every single time I get error about this libboost.
Is there a way to fix this?
edit: also when i run retropie.sh i got sudo: openvt: command not found
Ok. Maybe some things changed again. I should really put some errorhandling into this 
Let me have a look at it tomorrow. Hope I can find the cause.
My guess right now is that those packages donāt get installed because of apt errors or a missing source repository.
In my standalone instance of Emulation Station, I mounted NFS paths for the ROM folders but this was mapped in rc.local which is now an empty file. Where can I create the NFS mounts so that emulation station sees my ROMs on the NAS?
/etc/fstab would be a solution that comes to my mind.
I have the same openvt issue - the whole installation went well, except that the menu shortcut was not added into OSMC. I added the shortcut manually and when I use it I just get a black screen for a few seconds then itās back in OSMC.
If I try to run retropie.sh directly from the command line then I get this error
sudo: openvt: command not found
Iām really looking forward to using this, so thanks so much for this script 
Please give me another day. Need to setup a new image to test this properly as it still seems to work on my already installed image.
Gotcha - thanks for the hard work on this!
It should work now, please rurun the script to update. Then run again to fix broken stuff. You donāt need to do the Binaries installation again. just hit cancel in the RetroPie-Setup script.
OK great - Iāll do that this evening.
Thanks for working so hard on this - do you have a way to receive donations or is there another way that you prefer to be shown appreciation (reviews, etc.)? Open-source projects like this can be very time consuming, so always happy to help make things a bit easier for you