[nadalowsky]

[quote=91892]If you need openelec + retroarch search for lakka. I don’t think there will be a retropie kodi integration. We use debian based distributions + emulationstation as a front end.[/quote]

Lakka is a distribution with OpenElec basis but hat integration with kodi?

[nadalowsky]

[quote=91789]Easiest way is to use 1 sd card and 2 usb sticks.. (I use a usb 3.0 for the os, so I will revert to this as the os stick)

Place the bootberry files on the sd card..
Place the img you downloaded on the. Usb 2.0

Plug everything into the raspi. Now bootberry will boot. Close the os choice screen. Now long press on “add os” you will see an option to choose your own source. Look for the img on usb 2.0. And install it on the usb 3.0

To get openelec in bootberry, you will have to download the update zip. Extract the zip folder and look for a folder named target. Take the big system file and rename it to openelec.img. Now do the same as before. Place it on the usb 2.0 and install it in bootberry.

Good luck!
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Have I to install OpenElec in USB 3.0 too? Or in SD?

[nadalowsky]

I will like test it.

Thank you!

[nadalowsky]

[quote=91873] Alternatively you can just install Kodi on a Retropie Installation.[/quote]

How could I do that? With Kodi on a Retropie Installation can I install all the addons I have in OpenElec? Will be Kodi slower?

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