SvOlli

New image build worked for me, update did break system, as previously mentioned.

I had the same problem with a Jammy setup on a 5 plus. Does the image build "./compile.sh" already include the new kernel setup, or is there even a prebuild image to download?

This might be the thing to get you going: try flatpak/flathub. Command line version, since this is the quickest (run as root): apt-get install -y flatpak-builder flatpak remote-add --if-not-exists flathub https://flathub.org/repo/flathub.flatpakrepo flatpak install flathub moonlight Installation works, but during start I got the message: "No functioning hardware accelerated video decoder was detected by Moonlight." Since Moonlight is containered, it might be not having access to the driver of the host system. It might be that I was running it on Wayland. Between daytime job and other duties, I'm lacking the time to come up with a full solution, but one option I see is to for the original moonlight in an own hub, where it also depends on the libraries required for accelerated video. Hope this helps, SvOlli Edit: reading the second post, which I missed somehow, I see this doesn't help. Sorry.

Here's a quick and dirty way to get the deb packages: Step 1: install debhelper sudo apt-get install debhelper Step 2: get the wiringOP source code from the google drive and unpack it Step 3: unfortunately, the source code needs two fixes in debian/wiringpi.install remove the following lines: debian/tmp/usr/man usr/share README.TXT usr/share/doc/wiringpi in devLib/Makefile change the following line: INCLUDE = -I. to INCLUDE = -I. -I../wiringPi Step 4: build the binary packages: from within the "wiringOP" folder run dpkg-buildpackage -b This will give you the following files in the ".." folder: libwiringpi2_2.26~iwj_arm64.deb libwiringpi-dev_2.26~iwj_arm64.deb wiringpi_2.26~iwj_arm64.deb Step 5: install those using dpkg dpkg -i libwiringpi2_2.26~iwj_arm64.deb libwiringpi-dev_2.26~iwj_arm64.deb wiringpi_2.26~iwj_arm64.deb This is a quick hack to get you the packages you need. With python I can't help you, since it lacks the debian folder and Python and me are not on friendly terms. 😉 Also: I did not test, if the packages works in any way. And the way the packages are built is definitely not for distribution, as they lack the proper cleanroom build.