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Newbie Help (Start Here) / [Debian] Failed to connect to the server
« on: November 29, 2003, 11:28:43 pm »
I got psclient working (as I wrote a few minutes ago), and was able to set up the character propperly - named Levelnur ;) - .

After setting the password and pressing the upload button everything seemed to run just fine, until I got a segfault with the following message:

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Load TYPE plugin crystalspace.mesh.object.emit
WARNING! Object \'_p_laanx_entrance2hydlaa_plaza\' is not closed!
./psclient: line 6: 15102 Segmentation fault      ./psclient-bin
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Any clue ?

TIA ;)



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What I did was:

1) Get the libXxf86vm.so.1 from an external source, as this lib is no longer included in the 4.3.x branche of XFree86 (this is a general issue, not only Debian related, decision of the X guys...).
I got it from the XFree86-libs-4.3.0-alt6.i586.rpm package, which can be found at http://rpmfind.org or http://rpmseek.com. Just enter the rpm with mc, and copy the file to /usr/lib/X11R6/lib. Now you can run pssetup.

If you try to run psclient now you will get two complaints, about the CEL env variable and about a library called libopengl32.so.

2) CEL should point where crystalspce libs resides; in a Debian testing this is /usr/lib/crystalspace.

The libopengl32.so can\'t be found neither in a deb package nor in any other file, the reason is that it has another name (!):

3) The *real name* libopengl32.so is opengl32.dll.so and resides within the wine library path; simply make a symlink to this one:

ln -s /usr/lib/wine/pengl32.dll.so /usr/lib/libopengl32.so.1

Now you will at leastbeing able to  start psclient.

Will see if everything works fine from this point on. For now I\'m quite happy of having it got running ;)

Regards


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