Get it out of the VM and burn it to an SD card, slap it in a RasPi and enjoy :-) Realise you've actually ended up with 2.7.0.1, woohoo! It's in. Go have fun for 10-12 hours, your time may vary. usr/include/c++/5/iosfwd:38:28: fatal error: bits/c++config.h: No such file or directory Step 5ĭISTRO=PlexMediaPlayer PROJECT=RPi2 ARCH=arm PMP_REPO=plex-media-player PMP_BRANCH=master make image Step 7
If you jump the gun and try build command too early you might get this:
#PLEX MEDIA PLAYER RASPBERRY PI INSTALL#
Sudo apt install build-essential wget bc gawk gperf zip unzip lzop xsltproc openjdk-9-jre-headless libncurses5-dev texi2html libexpat1 gcc-multilib libexpat1-dev:i386 libfreetype6-dev:i386 libexpat1-dev libfreetype6-dev fontconfig:i386 Sed -i '/-disable-ffserver \\/d' packages/addons/addon-depends/ffmpegx/package.mk packages/multimedia/ffmpeg/package.mk packages/plex/multimedia/ffmpeg-plex/package.mk Step 3Īdd the i386 architecture, clean up the cache and install optional and recommended packages. Then copy the contents of ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub to GitHub Ĭlone plexinc/ and checkout dist-master and do a little fixup for ffmpeg Install a fresh copy of Ubuntu 16.04 Server in a VM (left as an exercise for the reader, if you already have Ubuntu feel free to try this yourself) and fully update/upgrade it, generate some ssh keys and add them to Github. I'm currently building this and haven't tested it yet. I've forked Plex's 8.2.2 build and merged it with the latest build for 8.2.5 which contains Raspberry Pi 3+ support and fixes. If you want to build for the Raspberry Pi 3+ please replace " " in step 2 with " ".
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