Moonlight won't launch games
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 @DJAndrom3da It can fail for only 2 reasons : - configgen crashed
- moonlight doesn't start
 Which recalbox version are you running ? 4.0.2 is not compatible with latest GFE versions 
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 @Substring said in Moonlight won't launch games: 4.0.2 is not compatible with latest GFE versions @Substring That should do it, I am on 4.0.2. 
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 @Substring so since there's no way of downgrading I'm basically out of luck until a future update that adds compatibility? 
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 @DJAndrom3da Then downgrade GFE 
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 @Substring Alright I downgraded GFE to 3.0.5.22 but now when I try to pair it with recalbox it hangs on "Searching for server" 
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 @DJAndrom3da said in Moonlight won't launch games: @Substring Alright I downgraded GFE to 3.0.5.22 but now when I try to pair it with recalbox it hangs on "Searching for server" Never mind I got it to detect my PC but I still can't launch games. Any other suggestions? 
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 @Substring Downgrading didn't work, now what? 
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 Hi you can try to follow this : 
 https://forum.recalbox.com/topic/3744/moonlight-not-pairing/12
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 @DJAndrom3da reboot, it may happen that GFE takes some time to answer. And don't forget to login in GFE 
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 @godhunter74 Thank you but I already tried that 
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 @Substring Still nothing 
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 @DJAndrom3da ok now : - connect via SSH
- run /etc/init.d/S31emulationstation restart
- keep ssh open and run a moonlight game. The error should be on the screen (avoid all the lvl0 messages from ES)
 
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 @DJAndrom3da no configgen error, so it's a problem with moonlight If you're familiar with unix, once you launched a moonlight game, check ~/.emulationstation/es_log.txtand find the python line launching emulatorlauncher.py and run it from command line. You should get the moonlight error (I hope).If not, this method may be easier : there is a line that should look like ['/usr/bin/moonlight', '-input', '/dev/inputX', '-mapping', ...... ,'game.moonlight']. Just make a normal command line from it and launch it and report output please.
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 @Substring Sorry, I know very little about unix. Could you please give me a step-by-step walkthrough of your instructions? 
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 @Substring Sorry, I know very little about unix. Could you please give me a step-by-step walkthrough of your instructions? 
 
			
		