ok,now I understand , lol
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i tried to upgrade from v 0.4 to 0.5.
- i downloaded āpatch_for_clockworkos_v0.4.shā, Copied it to GameShell and made it runable with āchmod +xā
- executed āsudo apt-get update && sudo apt upgradeāā¦
unfortunately, at about 64% of upgrade the GameShell droped usb/ethernet connection, because of upgrading smth. network-related.
so, had to wait about 1 hour, hoping that itās enough to complete the executed commands.
i tried to connect via WiFi, but had timeouts. on ethernet GameShell refused SSH connections almost immediately.
there was no choice but reboot the GameShell. then i stuck with āYou have new mail.ā screen, with some non-sence in āx.logā.
so i executed āsudo apt-get update && sudo apt upgradeā again,
and run āpatch_for_clockworkos_v0.4.shā on GameShell.
after reboot i stuck with āYou have new mail.ā and X segment fault in āx.logā, and clue about video driver crash in āXorg.0.logā.
then tried to instal ālimaā driver
and after reboot, i was able to see the launcher UI.
checked the āAboutā, and ā0.4ā displayed there,
so i decided to try the āpatch_for_clockworkos_v0.4.shā once more.
andā¦ stuck with āYou have new mail.ā and X segment fault with video driver crash again 
so, installed ālima_v0.4ā one more time.
so far, the launcher works. i see āWarehouseā menu, but āAboutā, still displays v ā0.4ā.
Okay. I tried multiple times and Iām still stuck. From what I could see everything got updated except for 16 packages.There were times when it asked if I keep or update a local package and I said yes to updating one out of the three times this happened.
Okay so there is a problem with the OP-1 theme when upgrading, but is it working correctly with a clean reflash?
If anyone create a torrent, please tell me I will add it to my seeding box which is also seeding all the previous versions
Not for me. I clean flashed twice because the first time switching to OP1 doinked my system into that Loading screen.
As I mentioned earlier in the thread, there were problems with the OP1 theme when doing a clean flash.
The solution to getting out of a broken state after enabling the OP1 theme is to remove the .gameshell_skin file:
@guu has posted that thereās an update available for Launcher that fixes this:
You should be able to install 0.5 and then update Launcher to the latest version on Github from the Settings > Update launcher menu (or by manually doing a cd launcher && git pull assuming you havenāt made any changes in your launcher)
the patch or lima_v0.4_20191223_2.tar.gz wonāt change the os version number
during the apt upgrade
chose
keep or update a local package ā keep
and all other option is NO
and I am not sure how to fix your issue now
If I were you Iāll give a try on
since there is no better way now
and why there are 16 packages not updated? some errors occured?
if that so
try to reconfig the apt to fix
what exactly do you mean by
I tried it. I can access the menu now, so I think it worked.
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also, my OP1 theme got removed. How do I get it back without breaking everything?
That did nothingā¦
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 16 not upgraded.
EDIT: Correction. Instead of logging in, it now displays:
mpd: error while loading shared libraries: /usr/lib/lima/libdrm.so.2: invalid ELF header
the skin/theme is under /home/cpi/skins
if there is no folder called /home/cpi/skins
just do
git clone https://github.com/cuu/gameshell_skins.git /home/cpi/skins/
if there is a folder /home/cpi/skins
then
rm -rf /home/cpi/skins/
git clone https://github.com/cuu/gameshell_skins.git /home/cpi/skins/
then reload UI
make sure to update the launcher first
so this is the result after you tried
??
that is pretty strangeā¦
can you see the launcher UI?
and
do
file /usr/lib/lima/libdrm.so.2
Wellā¦ Once again Iāll wait until its a stable OS.
Yesā¦
result:
/usr/lib/lima/libdrm.so.2: ASCII text, with very long lines
Is there a way to manually launch the Launcher from SSH?
sure
cd ~/launcher
DISPLAY=:0 ./load.sh
your files are corrupted
cpi@clockworkpi:~$ file /usr/lib/lima/libdrm.so.2
/usr/lib/lima/libdrm.so.2: symbolic link to libdrm.so.2.4.0