Beiträge von poe101

STOP PRESS Marcos_!
I didn't realise (until reading some related post) that the hypercon tool (used to generate the config file for Hyperion) now has an automated install tool.
(be sure to have a copy/backup of your hyperion.config.json file)

Started hypercon (java -jar ./HyperCon.jar)
Clicked on the SSH tab
Entered the ssh params to login in to OSMC on the Pi.
Clicked on 'Connect'
Clicked on 'Remove Hyperion'
Clicked on 'Inst./Upd. Hyperion'
Clicked on 'Local Config Path' (made sure it was referencing the config file I had created earlier)
Clicked on 'Send Config'

At this point the interface appeared to lock up so I killed it and checked to see if the config file was in /etc/hyperion and it was.

Finally - rebooted the Pi
Got the startup led swirl!
Clicked through a few screens and started a video... AWESOME!
Everything appears to be working correctly!
The GUI response time may be a bit slower so I may push the clock speed a bit - In the meantime I'm off to enjoy the splash of colour!!!

Good Luck!

Many thanks Akriss!

osmc@omgosmc:~$ sudo bash
root@omgosmc:/home/osmc# systemctl start hyperion.service
root@omgosmc:/home/osmc# systemctl list-unit-files|grep enabled

UNIT FILE STATE
...snipped...
hyperion.service enabled
....snipped...

and is still up after a reboot.

One step closer!

I used to have Hyperion working on my Raspberry Pi1 until the SD got corrupted.
Forgot about it for a while but am now tying to get it back to its former glory and still not there yet.

For what it's worth I came up against the same issue so I installed 'updatedb' to help search around.

$ locate 'hyperion'
shows no hyperion file in
/etc/init.d

but it is found (with associated files) in two other locations

/usr/bin/hyperiond
and
/usr/share/hyperion/bin/hyperiond

thats all I can add for now until I get mine running - hopefully in the next day or two.