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@well66 wrote:
I’m trying to compile wiimc but at the end I’ve some errors:
“make[1]: *** [/g/programmi/wiimc/wiimc.elf] Error 1
make: *** [build] Error 2″Your error should be described above those lines.
cadbuscaParticipantThat message only happens if that file is not found in those directories. Perhaps the file is bad . Mine shows in explorer as 131KB and version 1.05
cadbuscaParticipantWhat do you mean by “right directories”?
cadbuscaParticipantFirst and most important is the SVN level you are trying to compile. As they state the instructions are good up to SVN695 and I have used them up to SVN742 to compile the WIIMC+ Enhancement Pack.
Since the “Checkout” in step 1 would have given you the latest SVN, you will need to revert to SVN 742 by opening C:WIIMC, right click and click “Turtoise SVN” then click “Update to revision…”, and in the Update Box, click “Revision” , enter “742” then click “OK”. I have added this step to the Guide.
Clava has posted what he believes are the changes required to compile subsequent SVN’s http://www.wiimc.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1042&start=10#p4611. I have asked the developers to verify them and update the official compile instructions http://www.wiimc.org/compiling-instructions/ which are now out of date, before I attempt to update the guide.
As to the edits, following the instructions for 1,2,3,4 and 7 yields to following and you need to follow edit 5 and 6 to install libogc and mingw. If you just installed in step 2 devkitpro then it will be at the R22 level already so you do not need to run the Updater as in step 8.
PATH=$DEVKITPPC/bin:$PATH
cd /c/wiimc/libs/fribidi/
./configure --host=powerpc-eabi --prefix="${DEVKITPRO}/portlibs/ppc" --libdir="${DEVKITPRO}/portlibs/ppc/lib" --disable-shared
make
make install
cd ..
cd libiconv/
./configure --host=powerpc-eabi --prefix="${DEVKITPRO}/portlibs/ppc" --libdir="${DEVKITPRO}/portlibs/ppc/lib" --disable-shared
make
make install
cd ..
cd pcre/
./configure --host=powerpc-eabi --prefix="${DEVKITPRO}/portlibs/ppc" --libdir="${DEVKITPRO}/portlibs/ppc/lib" --disable-shared
make
make install
cd ..
cd libexif/
./configure --host=powerpc-eabi --prefix="${DEVKITPRO}/portlibs/ppc" --libdir="${DEVKITPRO}/portlibs/ppc/lib" --disable-shared
make
make install
cd ..
cd libntfs/
make
make install
cd /c/wiimc/libs/libmpg123
./configure --host=powerpc-eabi --prefix="${DEVKITPRO}/portlibs/ppc" --libdir="${DEVKITPRO}/portlibs/ppc/lib" --enable-shared=no --enable-static=yes --with-cpu=ppc_nofpu --with-optimization=3
cd src/libmpg123
make install
cd /c/wiimc
make
exit
cadbuscaParticipant@supermario333333 wrote:
What for a browser do you use on your Wii ?
This is a strange question….. is there another one besides Opera? And what does it have to do with wifi speed?
cadbuscaParticipantTotally unlikely and if you install the patch why would you care?
cadbuscaParticipant@boondoklife wrote:
Though I am hoping for an overhaul of the green check mark for both played and partially played files.
Hunh?? Done and in patch already sent to you. Green for paused, Red for played >95%.
cadbuscaParticipantI have found and reported a bug in the processing of ../ type playlists that addresses this issue. http://www.wiimc.org/tracker/index.php?do=details&task_id=308
cadbuscaParticipantLooks like the guessing game is on again. The Compile Instructions http://www.wiimc.org/compiling-instructions/ are now out of date. Could someone correct them or post the new requirements that work here.
cadbuscaParticipantSeems to me that it should work. The path to the playlist is simply added to the playlist entry to get the file name, but it would seem you cannot even read the playlist file so there is some other problem.
cadbuscaParticipantPut the playlist in the subfolder or add the folder name to the playlist entries.
cadbuscaParticipantThe settings.xml file is generated by WIIMC with default values, or the values you have changed in settings mode. It is then written out to sd1: when you exit the settings menu or exit WIIMC, and read in by WIIMC when you start WIIMC again. I don’t know why it won’t write to your card. Is it possible you locked your card to make it unwriteable?
cadbuscaParticipantCould the people running the tests also post the name & specs of the drives they are testing and the results. This is not logged by the testing program.
cadbuscaParticipantDone and published http://www.wiimc.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=926#p4068
Use this in onlinemedia.xml for specific user feed:
Use this in onlinemedia.xml to specify user feed:
You can also add the provided script to your own php server if you have it set up for VLC-Shares.
cadbuscaParticipantThis is great news. I have an old 3.5″ Seagate that works fine but is dying, a 2.5″ from by broken old laptop thats in an enclosure but will only boot the first app loaded in the apps directory, and a thumb drive that won’t boot.
With everyones support, we can build a list of what drives work and hopefully get more of them supported. I want to buy a new drive but am reluctant to do so until I am assured that it will work with the WII. I’m away from my WII until the New Year, so I can’t test until then, but I will ask everyone using my Enhancement Pack to report their results here. If its practical, I will try to build a list of working drives and update this post in the future with those results.In order to do thid I need the people running the tests also post the name & specs of the drives they are testing and the results. This is not logged by the testing program.
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