"Shutdown System" creates /tmp/es-shutdown
"Restart System" creates /tmp/es-sysrestart
"Restart Emulationstation" creates /tmp/es-restart Instead, the moment I choose a quit option from the Quit menu, a corresponding temp file is created. I ran an SSH connection and started up emulationstation, after which checking the /tmp/ directory and concluding that the files still have not been created. Right after bootup, these files are nonexistent. Hey and I was able to figure out when /tmp/es-restart, /tmp/es-sysrestart, and /tmp/es-shutdown are created. I wonder if the shutdown has something to do with the second script. "$esdir/emulationstation" -f /tmp/es-restart ] & continue Rm -f /tmp/es-restart /tmp/es-sysrestart /tmp/es-shutdown "/opt/retropie/supplementary/emulationstation/emulationstation.sh" script in /opt/retropie/supplementary/emulationstation/emulationstation.sh looks like the following: #!/bin/sh Please shut down X in order to mitigate problems with losing keyboard input. If you used 'sudo emulationstation' please run without sudo." If so, I currently have this as the script: #!/bin/bashĮcho "emulationstation should not be run as root. I believe your talking about the command executed within the bash window. Hopefully its not in built directly in the program binary, otherwise it might be harder to edit.Īlso, the emulationstation.sh seems to be located in /usr/bin/. I'm curious to see what script is being called when each is picked so I might be able to edit it and correct the issue. They all close out emulationstation, but restart will not work and the over all system will not shutdown or restart. Quit Emulationstation works fine to close the program, but the other three do not. One the Quit menu are the following selecitons: Thanks for the quick replay and I'm actually talking about trying to turn the system off from the Quit menu of emulationstation.
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