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Technical Help: Problems BEFORE entering the game / nasm complains about existing files missing...

« on: May 09, 2004, 08:23:55 pm »

I get the error below. It could be fixed by putting the complete pathname in the \"%include\" of all i386/*.asm files....

bye,

-christian-

Nasm ./out/linuxx86/optimize/plugins/video/renderer/software/cpuid.o
plugins/video/renderer/software/i386/cpuid.asm:23: fatal: unable to open include file `cs.ash\'

nasm -f elf -Iplugins/video/renderer/software -Iplugins/video/renderer/software/i386 -I./include -I. -I./include -I./plugins -I./apps -I./libs -o ./out/linuxx86/optimize/plugins/video/renderer/software/cpuid.o plugins/video/renderer/software/i386/cpuid.asm

...failed Nasm ./out/linuxx86/optimize/plugins/video/renderer/software/cpuid.o ...

Technical Help: Problems BEFORE entering the game /

« on: May 09, 2004, 08:14:42 pm »

Ok, after downloading the \"planeshift-0.2.010FullSourceAndArt.tar.gz\" I realized that CS and cel is already included in this tarball and that they are used regardless of any system wide installed crystalsphere packet.

bye,

-christian-

Technical Help: Problems BEFORE entering the game / Build CVS, 0.2 or which?

« on: May 09, 2004, 06:15:28 pm »

Hello

Due to my problem in the last post I have to build Planeshift myself.

Crystalspace 0.96-20030912-7 would be available from
Debian if I install it.
The HOWTO of the Forum uses special CVS tags in the checkout.

So which combination of CS and Planeshift is recommended?
The latest HEAD revision, the one from the HOWTO, the source download or a mix? Can I keep the Debian version of CS?

bye & thanks,

-christian-

Technical Help: Problems BEFORE entering the game / Debian: no libXxf86vm.so.1

« on: May 09, 2004, 06:12:17 pm »

Hello

$ ./pssetup -verbose
Warning: Failed to load `xwin\'; reason(s):
DLERROR (xwin): libXxf86vm.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Apparently Debian Linux only ships the .a version of those libraries as, according to a mailing list entry I found, the libraries are too unstable yet and not distributed by XFree86 as shared libraries at the moment....

Could you link your binaries statically against this library?

bye,

-christian-

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