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Linux Specific Issues / Re: Weird install problems..........please help
« on: August 15, 2006, 02:32:44 pm »
Congratulations.
I did not think your userbase was large enough where you could alienate and possibly personally insult thousands of possible users, but I guess you proved me wrong.
Unfortunalty I'm not ready to compromise on my O/S of choice so I bid you farewell and which you good luck on expanding your userbase.

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Linux Specific Issues / Re: Weird install problems..........please help
« on: August 15, 2006, 03:32:10 am »
hmm, well that's progress :) You have a different problem now though... it seems that Xandros uses a very old version of glibc, too old for planeshift. PS should require 2.3.3 (although that says 2.3.4 for some reason... I figure what I used is patched and that they're binary compatible), and what you have is 2.3.2.

Basically, all that means that you can't run PlaneShift with Xandros until they update their glibc version (I would suggest you contact xandros support if you bought it), or unless you compile yourself (difficult to do).

Xandros is 32-bit only, so you won't be able to run 64-bit programs on it, even though you have a 64-bit processor. It doesn't make too much difference, but that's the reason for your last problem. Having a 32-bit only distro can actually be an advantage right now, as it's much better supported.

There is the option of switching distro, to something like Ubuntu which is very nice.

I wouldn't call it old.
It is the one included in debian stable so there for any debian based distro would include it as well.
Is there any specific reason for compiling against 2.3.3 or am I able to compile it under 2.3.2?
I'm doing a CVS checkout tonight and will try overnight to compile it on Xandros.


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Technical Help: Problems BEFORE entering the game /
« on: June 06, 2005, 07:22:34 pm »
I used the command line updater specifying -auto and it seems to have worked.
Although in game I\'m getting a lot of error messages about lighting on the console and the game somtimes burps where I pause for a second.

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Technical Help: Problems BEFORE entering the game /
« on: June 06, 2005, 05:26:43 pm »
Well my update\'s been going for 3 hours now and all I have is:
Opening GLX2D
Creating Context
Video driver GL/X version (direct renderer)
Visual ID: 0x00000021, 24bit TrueColor
R8:G8:B8:A0,
level 0, double buffered
NOTIFY: OpenGL renderer: GeForce4 440 Go/AGP/SSE (vendor: NVIDIA Corporation) version 1.5.3 NVIDIA 71.74
NOTIFY: Using windowed mode at resolution 640x480.
NOTIFY: Pixel format: Color: 24 Alpha: 0 Depth: 24 Stencil: 8 AccumColor: 24 AccumAlpha: 0 MultiSamples: 0
Warning, can\'t find paths for win or mac or linux updater application! (Server only)
Critical files () not found (Server only)
Skipping \'YesNo\' because it\'s already loaded
NOTIFY: psUpdaterEngine initialized.
Checking file art/world/laanx.zip/spark.png.. No action (Not found)
Checking file art/effects/flame01.tga.. Move
Checking file art/effects/flame02.tga.. Move
Warning: Couldn\'t find module \'other_os\' in registry.
Mounting ZIP file art/world/sewers.zip..


So you can see my concern about messages as I have no clue if it is timing out or what,

God knows where it is pulling them from but it is very slow and I have a 5meg connection.

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For the Gui can you disable the update button or put in something to say that it is still working?

right now after clicking update I do not know if it is still downloading or finished.

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