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Den

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Linux: Compiling errors!
« on: May 11, 2003, 10:38:24 am »
Hello!

I desperatly try to get planeshift to work on my linux box:

Red Hat 9.0 Kernel: 2.4.20-8
nvidia closed source drivers installed!
KDE 3.1 running

First I downloaded the pre-compiled version, installed crystal and cel. and then tried to start it with ./psclient-bin. Result:

no CEL environment variable set!
WARNING! Suspicious: object with tag \'iGraphics3D\' doesn\'t implement interface \'iGraphics3D\'!
psclient: No 3d driver (iGraphics3D) plugin!
ALERT: psclient: No 3d driver (iGraphics3D) plugin!

I asked in the IRC Channel for help, but no one had a working solution to the problem, but still tzhanks for all of the great help!

Therefore, I downlaoded the source and did a sh build.sh.
The configure is no problem, but then jam, I guess, has some kind of a loop, b/c this is happening over and over again:

Jamfile:16: in module scope
./mk/jam/compiler.jam:33: in C++
warning: unknown rule FDefines
./mk/jam/bisonflex.jam:20: in Flex++
./mk/jam/objects.jam:58: in CompileObject
./mk/jam/objects.jam:81: in CompileObjects
./mk/jam/plugin.jam:44: in Plugin
plugins/aws/Jamfile:24: in SubInclude
plugins/Jamfile:3: in SubInclude
Jamfile:16: in module scope
./mk/jam/compiler.jam:32: in C++
warning: unknown rule FIncludes
./mk/jam/bisonflex.jam:54: in Bison++
./mk/jam/objects.jam:58: in CompileObject
./mk/jam/objects.jam:81: in CompileObjects
./mk/jam/plugin.jam:44: in Plugin
plugins/aws/Jamfile:24: in SubInclude
plugins/Jamfile:3: in SubInclude
Jamfile:16: in module scope


with the result:
Jamfile:16: in module scope
build.sh: line 11:  6443 Speicherzugriffsfehler  jam

Speicherzugrifffsfehler is a core dump, as far as i know.

I have no idea what I can do! Can somebody please help me!

Thnx && CU Den

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« Reply #1 on: May 12, 2003, 04:21:29 pm »
for the binary package: you have little chance to make it work on your comp.

for the source package: if jam loops, it means that you have an outdated version or something like that. You should updgrade your system.