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2.4.8 release? #716
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A 2.4.8 release would be great. Anyway, I could help you compiling it with detailed instructions: Based on https://github.com/irtimmer/moonlight-embedded/wiki/Compilation instructions. You have to:
Also, if you have OSMC:
Or if you have Raspbian:
Make sure you uninstall previous moonlight-embedded version installed:
Then donwload the moonlight-embedded sources, compile and insall it:
Lastly, reboot:
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I get the following error (I have raspbian) pi@raspberrypi:~/moonlight-embedded/build $ cmake ../
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Yesterday I have achieved it with a clean Raspbian installation. I wanted to document the whole process somewhere (It has been here). It worked like a charm. Make a SD backup and try it. |
Worked well on a clean Retropie v4. 4 installation too. Thanks! |
@seriously24 if you are using RetroPie, give it a try to the upcoming scriptmodule for moonlight here https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/19872/moonlight-request-for-comments-and-testing. |
@posti85 @seriously24 are you compiling the master branch or one of the Raspbian branches? They seem to be outdated |
I compiled the code from master and it worked without any problems. Tested in OSMC and Raspbian. |
The minimum required OpenSSL version is listed as 1.0.2. Raspbian Jessie is stuck on 1.0.1, so I compiled 1.0.2 (stable) from the OpenSSL repository, and I got the following error when making moonlight: The most recent Raspbian (stretch) would most likely have everything required, since Debian stretch already has 1.1.0: RetroPie being Raspbian under the surface, would clearly work. |
The good news is, the OpenSSL 1.1.1 branch works okay. (on jessie,
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works perfectly on OSMC |
The previous post was very detailed and works as expected (in Raspbian image). I think it is more straight forward than the one in here: https://github.com/irtimmer/moonlight-embedded/wiki/Compilation I have added it in the wiki section here for anyone interested: |
@Haris1977, I recommend you to have a look to my original post since @lukamilosevic is just and old quote copy of it and may change... |
Ok @posti85 mea culpa. I just wanted to help here. Should i remove the page then? |
No problem. I'm just editing the wiki you created to make it more readable :) |
Nice work man :) Hope this is helpful to other ppl too (as it was for me) 👍 |
Thank you for the tutorial. If I compile from source, will it work with last version of GFE? I'm on an old version of GFE (3.13) and it's working but can't open it anymore as it want to update. Last time I tried with GFE 3.16, controllers was not working |
Thank you for the tutorial. If I compile from source, will it work with last version of GFE? I'm on an old version of GFE (3.13) and it's working but can't open it anymore as it want to update. Last time I tried with GFE 3.16, controllers was not working |
Yep, confirmed is working for me in current GE version |
Thanks you! |
The comment #716 (comment) helped! It's working now as expected, thanks. |
Why don’t you publish a new release? It will save a lot of time of others. |
Now it is avaiable: https://github.com/irtimmer/moonlight-embedded/releases/tag/v2.4.8 And the detailed documentation about compiling (#716 (comment)) is also documented in the Wiki: https://github.com/irtimmer/moonlight-embedded/wiki/Full-details-for-Compilation-and-Installation-in-Raspbian-Or-OSMC |
I think this issue is due for closing |
How do I revert this procedure? Now that the package has been released, I want to use it. I did manage to update it, but running the moonlight command, it still shows version 2.4.7. |
2.4.8 is released |
all installed, save for libcurl3 needs to be libcurl4 on Buster. |
Hi, when could we expect the new package to be released?
As I dont have an option to downgrade GFE, not can I compile the source.
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