Try installing it your home and see how that works, the game has been tested on ubuntu (if that is what you all are using) and working fine, but when I tested it on ubuntu I only ran it at the default location (home that is) and I am not sure what others tested.
(09-03-2010, 09:38 PM)jens Wrote: [ -> ]Try installing it your home and see how that works, the game has been tested on ubuntu (if that is what you all are using) and working fine, but when I tested it on ubuntu I only ran it at the default location (home that is) and I am not sure what others tested.
It segfaults on my system no matter how i chmod, chown, or where I install the game..
log file is attached..
just pre-ordered the game, tested the demo on win7 64, runs very smooth.
but not the case on ubuntu...it seems the main problem is "could not load"...
That integrated graphics uses open source drivers so it is very unlikely it will run on Linux. You will need an ATI or NVIDIA card with proprietary drivers to run the game, or at least that is what we support.
(09-03-2010, 09:48 PM)jens Wrote: [ -> ]That integrated graphics uses open source drivers so it is very unlikely it will run on Linux. You will need an ATI or NVIDIA card with proprietary drivers to run the game, or at least that is what we support.
If thats the case, I guess I will have to wait for ATI to do something about it...current driver does not support my driver..(I have both intel and ati on this machine). I will play it under windoz for the time being then...
(09-03-2010, 09:38 PM)jens Wrote: [ -> ]Try installing it your home and see how that works, the game has been tested on ubuntu (if that is what you all are using) and working fine, but when I tested it on ubuntu I only ran it at the default location (home that is) and I am not sure what others tested.
Installing in home-dir works instantly. All ownership of the files are set to the user then.
But if I remove write permission for the file AmnesiaDemo/textures/effects/colorconv_sepia.tga (just for testing purposes of course), the segfault occurs again.
Thanks for your patience Jens, I appreciate that. As I said it is working for now, so no hurry in resolving this.
(I am using Debian unstable.)
Zak
Ah great, but then I have enough info to report to our Linux guru Edward so he can perhaps improve how the game install into other directories.
(09-03-2010, 09:58 PM)zak Wrote: [ -> ]Installing in home-dir works instantly. All ownership of the files are set to the user then.
Works here, too. Installation by user in $HOME works.
I would rather not have it that way, but it does work.
The intent was to allow you to install it in the system directory.. So, it's on my list of things to fix:-D As I prefer to have things installed in /usr/local/games instead of my home directory
(09-04-2010, 03:08 AM)Urkle Wrote: [ -> ]The intent was to allow you to install it in the system directory.. So, it's on my list of things to fix:-D As I prefer to have things installed in /usr/local/games instead of my home directory
Me too
. Good to hear it's in the list of things to fix!
(09-04-2010, 11:07 AM)inexact Wrote: [ -> ] (09-04-2010, 03:08 AM)Urkle Wrote: [ -> ]The intent was to allow you to install it in the system directory.. So, it's on my list of things to fix:-D As I prefer to have things installed in /usr/local/games instead of my home directory
Me too . Good to hear it's in the list of things to fix!
I chown'd the directory - installed under /usr/local/games - and its contents, and it now runs in my normal user account... with one glaring exception. For lighting effects emanating into a room from a distant source - fireplace, more brightly lit room, that kind of scenario - instead of the lighting I'm getting randomly flashing colors, but
only there. The rest of the game looks fine. My guess is that it's a lingering permissions issue with a graphical resource, but I'll look into it more in the morning... it's nearly 3 a.m. here.
edit: Scratch that... I went to bed, woke up this morning, attempted to replicate the issue, and now all is well. I'm chalking this up to a random driver glitch.