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[Mario Lacunza]

Hello !

I need some help please, I just installed the software following this:

curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ghislainbourgeois/picochess/master/install-picochess.sh | bash

After that I try:

$ sudo python3 /opt/picochess/picochess.py but I get this error:

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'chess.uci'

I already installed chess module and python-chess, what am I missing? thanks

I have a Rpi4B, 64bits os

Thanks!

Mario

[Ghislain Bourgeois]

Hi,

Did you run the installation command as root? I assume no and it installed the dependencies for only a normal user.

This installation script is quite new and not very well tested yet. If you want to help with development, that is a good way to go, but otherwise to just a get system running, I would suggest you look here for images built by Randy: https://groups.google.com/u/1/g/picochess/c/IpPNYiPPYyA. You will find download links in the first message of the thread.

Ghislain

[Mario Lacunza]

Yes I run the installer like root. The instruction said that in github.

The problem is this: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'chess.uci'

I just check module chess and it dont have a submodule uci like the error said.

I'll check that image thanks

[Ghislain Bourgeois]

The python-chess module should have this, it is pinned to a version that was tested with picochess. I wonder if this might be due to the 64bit OS, as I did not test the installation script on that.

I will test a fresh install and see if I can reproduce.

Ghislain

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[Mario Lacunza]

I can run the software.. I was checking the dependency versions and I found python-chess was installed using the latest version.

Now I can see the a board in localhost, is there other way to play? how can adjust the screen resolution? I have a little 7" screenw with 800x600px

[Ghislain Bourgeois]

I am not running any screen on my side, so I am not sure how to adjust the resolution. I have seen some discussions of that in the thread for the images that I shared with you previously. I would suggest you search in that thread, as there are some settings shared by other users with similar setup as yours.

If your pi is on the network, you can also connect to it remotely from any web browser (that is how I use mine when I want the Web UI), and it should scale properly to your resolution in that case.

Ghislain