Linux package development

Re: Linux package development

Postby Auria » 03 Nov 2011, 15:41

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Re: Linux package development

Postby xeno74 » 11 Nov 2011, 03:08

Hi,

I have released a static package for old Linux systems (i386 e.g.: Debian Lenny) and a static package for Linux-PowerPC:

supertuxkart-0.7.3-rc1-linux-glibc2.7-i386.tar.bz2 (32-bit x86 glibc 2.7)

supertuxkart-0.7.3-rc1-linux-glibc2.7-ppc.tar.bz2 (32-bit PPC glibc 2.7)
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Re: Linux package development

Postby xeno74 » 16 Apr 2012, 17:55

supertuxkart-svn11120-linux-glibc2.7-i386.tar.bz2 (32-bit x86 glibc 2.7)

It runs also on 64-bit systems with 32-bit libraries. This package is for older Linux systems like Debian 5, Ubuntu 10.04, openSUSE 11.1 etc. You need the ALSA wrapper for OSS applications (alsa-oss) for newer systems.

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Re: Linux package development

Postby ctdabomb » 16 Apr 2012, 17:57

so this is for ubuntu 10.04 32 bit???? SWEET!!!
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Re: Linux package development

Postby xeno74 » 16 Apr 2012, 17:59

ctdabomb {l Wrote}:so this is for ubuntu 10.04 32 bit???? SWEET!!!


It's for all Linux systems with GLIBC 2.7 or higher ;)
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Re: Linux package development

Postby ctdabomb » 16 Apr 2012, 17:59

GLIBC 2.7. sorry, but what is that?
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Re: Linux package development

Postby xeno74 » 16 Apr 2012, 18:00

ctdabomb {l Wrote}:GLIBC 2.7. sorry, but what is that?


http://www.gnu.org/software/libc/ ;)
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Re: Linux package development

Postby ctdabomb » 16 Apr 2012, 18:04

is it easy to get GLIBC 2.7? and how do i do it?
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Re: Linux package development

Postby xeno74 » 16 Apr 2012, 18:08

ctdabomb {l Wrote}:is it easy to get GLIBC 2.7? and how do i do it?


The GLIBC is always included in Linux :) It's a part of every Linux system ;)
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Re: Linux package development

Postby ctdabomb » 16 Apr 2012, 18:10

i only have 2.4.4 i think
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Re: Linux package development

Postby xeno74 » 16 Apr 2012, 18:11

ctdabomb {l Wrote}:i only have 2.4.4 i think


Which Linux distribution do you have?
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Re: Linux package development

Postby ctdabomb » 16 Apr 2012, 18:11

ubuntu 10.04 32bit
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Re: Linux package development

Postby xeno74 » 16 Apr 2012, 18:13

ctdabomb {l Wrote}:ubuntu 10.04 32bit


Yeahh, it works on your Ubuntu :)

You can start it with ./run_game.sh :)
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Re: Linux package development

Postby ctdabomb » 16 Apr 2012, 18:14

i am trying it now(or later today)
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Re: Linux package development

Postby ctdabomb » 16 Apr 2012, 19:44

it booted up fine(though a bit slow) i changed one graphical setting, tried to race mansion, and it crashed
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Re: Linux package development

Postby xeno74 » 16 Apr 2012, 20:07

ctdabomb {l Wrote}:it booted up fine(though a bit slow) i changed one graphical setting, tried to race mansion, and it crashed


What's happened? Can you post the error messages?
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Re: Linux package development

Postby Arthur » 16 Apr 2012, 20:07

Mansion doesn't work with 0.7.3, but only with the development version. Try with a track made for 0.7.3 instead (virtually all the others).
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Re: Linux package development

Postby ctdabomb » 16 Apr 2012, 20:13

@arthur: i used the svn package from here.
@xeno74: where do I get the messages from?
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Re: Linux package development

Postby xeno74 » 16 Apr 2012, 20:19

ctdabomb {l Wrote}:@xeno74: where do I get the messages from?


From the terminal.

Do the other tracks works?
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Re: Linux package development

Postby ctdabomb » 16 Apr 2012, 20:20

xeno74 {l Wrote}:From the terminal.

durn :( i stink at that
xeno74 {l Wrote}:Do the other tracks works?

dunno, don't/didn't have time to test.
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Re: Linux package development

Postby xeno74 » 16 Apr 2012, 20:28

ctdabomb {l Wrote}:
xeno74 {l Wrote}:From the terminal.

durn :( i stink at that
xeno74 {l Wrote}:Do the other tracks works?

dunno, don't/didn't have time to test.


It works on my Ubuntu 10.04.4 32-bit on VirtualBox ;)
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Re: Linux package development

Postby Arthur » 16 Apr 2012, 20:34

ctdabomb {l Wrote}:@arthur: i used the svn package from here.

Duh. Sorry; shouldn't try to come up with possible explanations after a 3 hour night...
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Re: Linux package development

Postby ctdabomb » 20 Jun 2012, 16:00

xeno74 {l Wrote}:supertuxkart-svn11120-linux-glibc2.7-i386.tar.bz2 (32-bit x86 glibc 2.7)

would I be able to compile svn versions of STK and use to irrlichit from here?

I also found some bugs: nitro doesn't show up when using it, and when you race a track in reverse mode, and then do a challenge, the challenge is in reverse mode also, which does no seem right.
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Re: Linux package development

Postby Arthur » 20 Jun 2012, 17:57

The last bug you mentioned should've been fixed some time ago: http://supertuxkart.svn.sourceforge.net ... 3&view=rev
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