Previously you could install Nvidia GeForce on your PC (if compatible) and use the open source implementation of Nvidia's GameStream software (Moonlight) to stream games via your Raspberry Pi. I just want to reach the point where I can turn the rpi on, switch to the right HDMI feed, see Big Picture's GUI, grab my controller, and start playing whatever I feel like.What You Need to Play Steam Games on Raspberry Pi Right now, I'm downloading the image to my PC for that purpose, but I don't know how it'll work after that last step (or if this assumption is wrong at any point). How do I downgrade from Bullseye to Buster? I assume that one option involves turning the rpi off, removing the SD card, loading the image linked above onto the SD from my PC, and putting the SD back in the rpi. You can run on the console or downgrade to Raspberry Pi Buster.' 'X11 is not supported on this version of Raspbian. It seemed from the above conversation that the fix was an either/or choice between 'update to SL beta branch' and 'downgrade to Buster.' I did the former because it seemed like it would be easier, but that just introduced a new complication: I bought an rpi 4B 4GB specifically for Steam Link and have run into the same problem as the OP. Thanks for reading, I hope this made sense :( But nothing.Īnyone have a fix for this? Or a better OS that works for Steamlink? My OG steamlink died for good so I bought this hoping to replicate this again. I've probably commented out that line incorrectly, but, how I did it was in 'sudo nano /boot/config.txt, found the # line and just CRTL+SHIFT+K and got rid of the line. I have 'tried' commenting out that line, many many times. Try commenting out that line and rebooting' Got it, those are worked fine.īut! When I launch the steamlink, I get this error saying ''dtoverlay=vc4-kms-v3d in /boot/config.txt, which will cause a black screen when starting streaming. SO! that being said, sudo apt update, sudo apt install steamlink.

I'm also on the Oct 30th Raspberry OS version. I've found the easy code for putting steamlink on Rpi4, super simple. So, I've been on google/youtube/reddit for almost 40 hours. Hello! bare with me as my tired eyes try to explain this scenario.

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