2016-11-30, 14:50
@asphixmx: I would need some logs to see what is happening. Could you turn on logging in Kodi, and let it run while you are trying to launch EmulationStation. Also you need to enable logging for the emulator you are trying to launch.
To do so is a little more complicated: Open up es_systems.cfg (the configuration for EmulationStation). Find the section in the XML-file for the emulator you are trying to launch. Find the command that launches the emulator, which is enclosed in the <command> tags. Append " > ~/es-log.txt" (without the quotation marks) the the end of the command. This will send the output to a file called es-log.txt which will be placed in your home folder.
Post the logs to a pastebin and post a link here.
If you have any problems, just post and I'll try to help.
@Rokys: Good catch. I have fixed them now.
To do so is a little more complicated: Open up es_systems.cfg (the configuration for EmulationStation). Find the section in the XML-file for the emulator you are trying to launch. Find the command that launches the emulator, which is enclosed in the <command> tags. Append " > ~/es-log.txt" (without the quotation marks) the the end of the command. This will send the output to a file called es-log.txt which will be placed in your home folder.
Post the logs to a pastebin and post a link here.
If you have any problems, just post and I'll try to help.
@Rokys: Good catch. I have fixed them now.
