ES-DE/emulationstation.sh

#!/bin/sh

esdir="$(dirname $0)"
while true; do
    rm -f /tmp/es-restart /tmp/es-sysrestart /tmp/es-shutdown
    "$esdir/emulationstation" "$@"
    [ -f /tmp/es-restart ] && continue
    if [ -f /tmp/es-sysrestart ]; then
        rm -f /tmp/es-sysrestart
        sudo reboot
        break
    fi
    if [ -f /tmp/es-shutdown ]; then
        rm -f /tmp/es-shutdown
        sudo poweroff
        break
    fi
    break
done
don't call shutdown from ES directly - which causes it to not save the gameslists on exit. Instead create files /tmp/es-restart /tmp/es-sysrestart /tmp/es-shutdown to decide what we want to do. there is an emulationstation.sh launch script to handle this 2016-01-17 04:24:28 +00:00			`#!/bin/sh`

allow emulationstation.sh to be called from any location (gets basename from $0) 2016-04-20 22:22:10 +00:00			`esdir="$(dirname $0)"`
don't call shutdown from ES directly - which causes it to not save the gameslists on exit. Instead create files /tmp/es-restart /tmp/es-sysrestart /tmp/es-shutdown to decide what we want to do. there is an emulationstation.sh launch script to handle this 2016-01-17 04:24:28 +00:00			`while true; do`
			`rm -f /tmp/es-restart /tmp/es-sysrestart /tmp/es-shutdown`
allow emulationstation.sh to be called from any location (gets basename from $0) 2016-04-20 22:22:10 +00:00			`"$esdir/emulationstation" "$@"`
don't call shutdown from ES directly - which causes it to not save the gameslists on exit. Instead create files /tmp/es-restart /tmp/es-sysrestart /tmp/es-shutdown to decide what we want to do. there is an emulationstation.sh launch script to handle this 2016-01-17 04:24:28 +00:00			`[ -f /tmp/es-restart ] && continue`
			`if [ -f /tmp/es-sysrestart ]; then`
			`rm -f /tmp/es-sysrestart`
			`sudo reboot`
			`break`
			`fi`
			`if [ -f /tmp/es-shutdown ]; then`
			`rm -f /tmp/es-shutdown`
			`sudo poweroff`
			`break`
			`fi`
			`break`
			`done`