Raspberry Pi, Xbox online gaming, and Xkai

mitu

@addison said in Raspberry Pi, Xbox online gaming, and Xkai:

Is there an easy solution in getting it to work like that?

No. Raspbian Stretch is the OS itself, you cannot start it as a program from Emulationstation.
As I said, leave aside the Stretch dependency and see if the program installs on the current OS you have.

Addison

Okay.

I'm sorry for needing to be baby stepped on something that should be fairly simple.

Anyway, it states to extract the Xkai download to /home/pi/Downloads

There wasn't a Downloads folder so I made one and placed that kaiEngine-7.4.31 folder at that spot.

I'm doing good so far, yes?

It then wants me to right click the kaiengine file and change the permissions.

Since I'm skipping out on using Stretch, I'm left with using WinSCP on my Windows computer.

So here is what I'm currently looking at.

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What all check boxes need to be clicked on that Properties popup thingy?

Thanks ahead for being so kind with me on this. :)

mitu

@addison To make it executable, check the X permission (eXecute).

Addison

Config directory: /root/.xlink/
Initializing XLink Kai engine...

Kai Engine: The engine is rocking
Connect to: http://127.0.0.1:34522/

I'm slowly getting there.

I'll post more if I finally get all the way through this.

Thanks again! :)

Addison

I think I've done everything correctly so far and finished all of the steps up through #5.

When I start my Pi now, it hangs on the following screen:

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Based on #5, step 11: Your Raspberry Pi will now automatically start XLink Kai when turned on and will restart kai if it crashes.

So I guess that means I no longer have Emulation Station with this method. :(

Any ideas on how to resolve for that?

mitu

@addison said in Raspberry Pi, Xbox online gaming, and Xkai:

So I guess that means I no longer have Emulation Station with this method. :(

I guess the /etc/rc.local script no longer exits and blocks the start sequence. Can you post the contents of the file ?

Addison

@mitu Sure. :)

sudo screen -Dms kaiengine /home/pi/launchkai.sh
exit 0

mitu

@addison said in Raspberry Pi, Xbox online gaming, and Xkai:

screen -Dms kaiengine /home/pi/launchkai.sh

What happens if you replace the line above with

screen -dm /home/pi/launchkai.sh

Addison

@mitu With your exact replacement line, and also removing the previous sudo command that it had, I'm back in Emulation Station. :)

Addison

What exactly did that do though?

I would like for the script to only execute when I click on an icon or something of it in Emulation Station.

Sorry if I'm still being a pain on this. :(