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It seems like the dual/triple boot option using noobs isn't working properly for me (SD-Card issue???)

I wiped my OSMC kodi install from my SD card and installed Retropie 3.3. From there I use the kodi "app" to get to Kodi. Once there, the wifi android remotes work as they did before.

I have managed to set up the ps3 controller(s) to pair over blue-tooth successfully. This process is actually pretty straight-forward in RetroPie.

This saves me the hassle of switching OS's every time.

Now all I need to do is check is if my ps3 controllers can be configured to control Kodi.

UPDATE In the meantime I do it the other way around. I install OSMC and on top of that I have installed the retrosmc project. This starts emulationstation from Kodi. Works well for me so far, if not a bit more stable.

It seems like the dual/triple boot option using noobs isn't working properly for me (SD-Card issue???)

I wiped my OSMC kodi install from my SD card and installed Retropie 3.3. From there I use the kodi "app" to get to Kodi. Once there, the wifi android remotes work as they did before.

I have managed to set up the ps3 controller(s) to pair over blue-tooth successfully. This process is actually pretty straight-forward in RetroPie.

This saves me the hassle of switching OS's every time.

Now all I need to do is check is if my ps3 controllers can be configured to control Kodi.

It seems like the dual/triple boot option using noobs isn't working properly for me (SD-Card issue???)

I wiped my OSMC kodi install from my SD card and installed Retropie 3.3. From there I use the kodi "app" to get to Kodi. Once there, the wifi android remotes work as they did before.

I have managed to set up the ps3 controller(s) to pair over blue-tooth successfully. This process is actually pretty straight-forward in RetroPie.

This saves me the hassle of switching OS's every time.

Now all I need to do is check is if my ps3 controllers can be configured to control Kodi.

UPDATE In the meantime I do it the other way around. I install OSMC and on top of that I have installed the retrosmc project. This starts emulationstation from Kodi. Works well for me so far, if not a bit more stable.

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Havnar
Havnar
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It seems like the dual/triple boot option using noobs isn't working properly for me (SD-Card issue???)

I wiped my OSMC kodi install from my SD card and installed Retropie 3.3. From there I use the kodi "app" to get to Kodi. Once there, the wifi android remotes work as they did before.

I have managed to set up the ps3 controller(s) to pair over blue-tooth successfully. This process is actually pretty straight-forward in RetroPie.

This saves me the hassle of switching OS's every time.

Now all I need to do is: check is if my ps3 controllers can be configured to control Kodi.

  • check is if my ps3 controllers can be configured to control Kodi.
  • check if I can easily "unpair" a ps3 controller so it doesn't suck all the juice out of my controllers when not in use.
  • find a way to pair them again without having a keyboard attached or having to ssh in the pi and reboot it.

It seems like the dual/triple boot option using noobs isn't working properly for me (SD-Card issue???)

I wiped my OSMC kodi install from my SD card and installed Retropie 3.3. From there I use the kodi "app" to get to Kodi. Once there, the wifi android remotes work as they did before.

I have managed to set up the ps3 controller(s) to pair over blue-tooth successfully. This process is actually pretty straight-forward in RetroPie.

This saves me the hassle of switching OS's every time.

Now all I need to do is:

  • check is if my ps3 controllers can be configured to control Kodi.
  • check if I can easily "unpair" a ps3 controller so it doesn't suck all the juice out of my controllers when not in use.
  • find a way to pair them again without having a keyboard attached or having to ssh in the pi and reboot it.

It seems like the dual/triple boot option using noobs isn't working properly for me (SD-Card issue???)

I wiped my OSMC kodi install from my SD card and installed Retropie 3.3. From there I use the kodi "app" to get to Kodi. Once there, the wifi android remotes work as they did before.

I have managed to set up the ps3 controller(s) to pair over blue-tooth successfully. This process is actually pretty straight-forward in RetroPie.

This saves me the hassle of switching OS's every time.

Now all I need to do is check is if my ps3 controllers can be configured to control Kodi.

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Havnar
Havnar
  • 1.6k
  • 2
  • 16
  • 34

It seems like the dual/triple boot option using noobs isn't working properly for me (SD-Card issue???)

I wiped my OSMC kodi install from my SD card and installed Retropie 3.3. From there I use the kodi "app" to get to Kodi. Once there, the wifi android remotes work as they did before.

I have managed to set up the ps3 controller(s) to pair over blue-tooth successfully. This process is actually pretty straight-forward in RetroPie.

This saves me the hassle of switching OS's every time.

Now all I need to do is:

  • check is if my ps3 controllers can be configured to control Kodi.
  • check if I can easily "unpair" a ps3 controller so it doesn't suck all the juice out of my controllers when not in use.
  • find a way to pair them again without having a keyboard attached or having to ssh in the pi and reboot it.