lr-hatari failed to build linux mint

[mitu]

Hm, there is a build error on the x86 platform, though I get a different one than yours.

[BuZz]

I think I did this module. Would be useful to know which versions of GCC are involved in first post. I'll take a look ( @mitu let me know if you are so we don't waste time) :-) I know it used to build ok. Probably newer GCC or header issues.

[mitu]

Building with the Raspbian Buster gcc (8) seems fine, on an Ubuntu 18.04 (gcc 7.5) I get a linking error ( libcapsimage.5.1 not found ) which seems to resolve if we move the scriptmodule LDFLAGS at the end of the link command (-L./lib -l:libcapsimage.so.5.1 to appear at the end).
But I don't have the error in the parent post (which appears when building libcapsimage).

I see Linux Mint 9.3 has the same gcc version as said Ubuntu LTS release. Checking on the current Stretch release right now to see if it's the same error.

EDIT: Looks ok on Raspbian Stretch - no errors installing.

@Ghostof1980 can you post the complete log message from installing lr-hatari (or hatari) to pastebin.com ?

[Ghostof1980]

@mitu https://pastebin.com/2FMgTWn4

[mitu]

Somehow, it looks like the RetroPie patch for lr-hatari doesn't get applied. Try removing/clearing the source folder and re-install again.

[Ghostof1980]

@mitu sorry that was my bad, still not working though https://pastebin.com/DFz9ddC3

[mitu]

While this is a different error, it's the same I got on Ubuntu 18.04 and it's fixable. We'll see how to modify the scriptmodule build step to fix it.

[Ghostof1980]

Thank you!

[mitu]

@Ghostof1980 update your RetroPie-Setup script and then try installing again lr-hatari.

[roslof]

@mitu FWIW: Your change worked. Thx!

[Ghostof1980]

It works, brilliant job thank you!