Error: /tmp/aria2c-stdout: No such file or directory

[ak-42]

Error: /tmp/aria2c-stdout: No such file or directory

[ruanformigoni]

Hi @ak-42 , thanks for reporting this issue! GameImage uses its own aria2c binary, so there is no need to install it on your machine, from what I've tested this issue happens when there is no internet connection. Try to verify if you can access the mentioned link https://api.github.com/repos/flatimage/flatimage-yuzu/releases/latest through your browser. Yes it is possible to use yuzu EA, I'll include it as a configuration option in the next release 😄

[ak-42]

Yes, I can access the URL. I get structured JSON, which I imagine is what is expected. I even tried downloading the yuzu-arch.fim manually and putting it in the /bin/ folder referenced above, but it didn't recognise it.

Excellent news on Yuzu EA, thank you.

EDIT:
Your instructions say download the latest .AppImage from Releases, which I did, but I tried the latest .run file, and that actually worked in the GUI mode. Is there a difference between the .AppImage and the .run file?

Now to figure out how to setup 2x render resolution in the config for Yuzu. Thanks.

[ruanformigoni]

Ah, this instructions are out of date, I'll update them. I switched from AppImage to makeself. Sorry about the confusion, and I'm glad it works.

[ak-42]

Is there a way to use .run files from terminal? If I try the same syntax as the AppImage it gives me an extraction error (but does run as GUI).

And I'm not sure how to make the config changes for the packed Yuzu in GUI. Is there a way?

[ruanformigoni]

To configure the emulator inside the flatimage you can use the config flag: my-game.flatimage --config. Just to confirm, is the command you're using on the cli something like this? ~/Downloads/gameimage.run --platform=yuzu --name=my_game --dir=/path/to/my/game. You can try to remove the temporary files directory to see if that is causing this problem with rm -rf /tmp/gameimage. What is you distro? I'll try to replicate on it if possible.

[ak-42]

]I get this

user@machine:~/Games/GameImage$ ./gameimage.run --platform=yuzu --name="The Game" --dir=./game-dir
Verifying archive integrity...  100%   MD5 checksums are OK. All good.
Uncompressing Gameimage  100%  
[*] Package type: flatimage
[*] Invalid src dir /tmp/selfgz1170634080/game-dir
Terminated

I did remove /tmp/gamimage, it did not help. I can see that the directory selfgz1170634080 is created, but it is deleted the moment the program terminates.
I'm running Nobara 39 (which is basically Fedora 39).

I'm happy to help you debug this. Can I perhaps turn on debug level logging or something?

EDIT:
Also, IDK if i'm doing something wrong, but --config is most definitely not working. If I run ./game.flatimage --config I get the Yuzu windows popping up, but if I change any setting and then exit Yuzu by going File -> Exit it does not save the changes. I also get asked about the telemetry every time, so clearly the settings are not saved.

[ruanformigoni]

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you on this. If you use the absolute path it should work, e.g.: --dir="$(pwd)/game-dir". I'll test the config issue, probably has to do with an early exit or something.