Hello,
I’m currently having trouble launching Steamlink on my Raspberry Pi 4 Model B, which is currently using the 32-Bit operating system stem, Raspbian. Whenever I try and launch up the application, I’m greeted with: “”…
After a bit of trying to figure this out and research into this, I found it a little weird as I figured the issues were somehow related to the fact that the OS was 32-Bit, and may not be able to cope with Steamlink in some way, so I dug into it, not realising on launching Steamlink that the OS said 32-Bit when booting the system; instead, I ran the command, (if I recall correctly) in the Terminal, which returned , it returned
I’ve tried downloading Steamlink, following other tutorials to require and download it to the Raspberry Pi via download links, and many other ways, still didn’t work. The tutorials I looked at didn’t specify very well what Steamlink works on, so I am not even sure if I can even get it on my current system — they only mentioned vague details, that it was in a Raspberry Pi 4 and basically nothing else.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I’m currently having trouble launching Steamlink on my Raspberry Pi 4 Model B, which is currently using the 32-Bit operating system stem, Raspbian. Whenever I try and launch up the application, I’m greeted with: “
Code:
X11 is not supported on this version of Raspbian. You can run on the console or downgrade to Raspberry Pi Buster.
After a bit of trying to figure this out and research into this, I found it a little weird as I figured the issues were somehow related to the fact that the OS was 32-Bit, and may not be able to cope with Steamlink in some way, so I dug into it, not realising on launching Steamlink that the OS said 32-Bit when booting the system; instead, I ran the command,
Code:
uname -m
, which suggests it has some 64-Bit features within the system, however, it is actually only a 32-Bit system, telling from when I ranCode:
aarch64
Code:
getconf LONG_BIT
.Code:
32
I’ve tried downloading Steamlink, following other tutorials to require and download it to the Raspberry Pi via download links, and many other ways, still didn’t work. The tutorials I looked at didn’t specify very well what Steamlink works on, so I am not even sure if I can even get it on my current system — they only mentioned vague details, that it was in a Raspberry Pi 4 and basically nothing else.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Statistics: Posted by GreenTheBlaze — Fri Aug 09, 2024 5:45 pm — Replies 2 — Views 41