EmuLinkerSF is an emulator linking software used for online gameplay. In this tutorial, we will guide you on how to install EmuLinkerSF on Alpine Linux Latest.
Before proceeding with the installation, ensure that:
Update the System
To update the system, type the following command in the terminal:
apk update && apk upgrade
Install Required Dependencies
To install the dependencies for EmuLinkerSF, type the following command:
apk add git libpng-dev
Clone EmuLinkerSF Repository
Clone the EmuLinkerSF GitHub repository to a directory of your choice using the following command:
git clone https://github.com/EmuLinker/EmuLinkerSF.git
Build and Install EmuLinkerSF
To build and install EmuLinkerSF, follow the below steps:
a. Navigate to the EmuLinkerSF directory:
cd EmuLinkerSF
b. Run the build.sh
script in the EmuLinkerSF directory:
./build.sh
c. Install EmuLinkerSF on Alpine Linux Latest by running the following command:
cp bin/server ~/server/
d. Set executable permissions on the server
script:
chmod +x ~/server/server
Run EmuLinkerSF
To run EmuLinkerSF, follow the below steps:
a. Navigate to the directory where you installed EmuLinkerSF:
cd ~/server
b. Run the server using the following command:
./server &
The output should look like below:
Starting EmuLinkerSF server on port 7111...
c. To verify that EmuLinkerSF is running correctly, visit http://localhost:7111/
in your web browser. You should see the EmuLinkerSF homepage.
Configure EmuLinkerSF
EmuLinkerSF uses a configuration file named server.properties
located in the ~/server
directory. You can modify the configuration as per your requirements.
For example, to change the server port, you can set the server.port
property in the server.properties
file.
server.port=8080
Save the file and restart the server for the changes to take effect.
In this tutorial, we have shown you how to install EmuLinkerSF on Alpine Linux Latest. You can now use EmuLinkerSF to connect emulators and play games online.
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