Tried on two different machines, same problem. It creates the directory just fine, but does not populate it with cfg files. Here's the terminal output:
First run:
$ emulationstation
ConfigPath /home/user/.config/emulationstation
Creating config directory "/home/user/.config/emulationstation"
Couldn't load settings from "/home/user/.config/emulationstation%
Second run:
ConfigPath /home/user/.config/emulationstation
Couldn't load settings from "/home/user/.config/emulationstation%
Things I've tried:
Changing permissions on folder and files to umask 7777
Creating a es_systems.cfg in config folder
Running as root
Passing the path to ES with --config-directory
Environment:
Arch linux armv7h (Raspberry Pi 2 model B) and Arch linux x64
EDIT:
Adding the cfg files to the folder manually as described in #31 fixes the issue.
Tried on two different machines, same problem. It creates the directory just fine, but does not populate it with cfg files. Here's the terminal output:
First run:
$ emulationstationConfigPath /home/user/.config/emulationstationCreating config directory "/home/user/.config/emulationstation"Couldn't load settings from "/home/user/.config/emulationstation%Second run:
ConfigPath /home/user/.config/emulationstationCouldn't load settings from "/home/user/.config/emulationstation%Things I've tried:
Changing permissions on folder and files to umask 7777
Creating a es_systems.cfg in config folder
Running as root
Passing the path to ES with --config-directory
Environment:
Arch linux armv7h (Raspberry Pi 2 model B) and Arch linux x64
EDIT:
Adding the cfg files to the folder manually as described in #31 fixes the issue.