ID:135963
 Oct 26 2003, 1:15 pm (Edited on Jan 8 2009, 4:58 pm)
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Oct 26 2003, 2:17 pm
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Jon88
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All I can suggest is running the WINE config tool. You could also try running it so that WINE is trying to simulate something like win 98. When I ran byond_setup in WINE a long time ago a few errors in wine did pop up but the setup still worked. Dream Seeker ran fine too, except that it crashed after awhile.
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Is this Wine 20031016? I haven't gotten it nor the previous release to work under RedHat 9 yet. All I get is lovely segmentation faults everytime I try to run any of the Wine programs and configurators. This is with both the binary RPMs for RedHat 9 and with me building the binary RPMs from source RPMs and then installing.
In the past when running RedHat 8, I could get DreamSeeker working; however, the second that an image was shown in what I call the chat window, it crashed. I played around Dragon Warrior Online 2.0 Beta A-2 for a while, but would crash the second I or anyone else would say something due to the image being shown. [edit] What we really need is a version of BYOND written to work under X-Windows. I'd recommend QT or one of these other windowing toolkits. Then, I'd recommend that it be written so that it would compile under gcc. If this could be done, then Dan/Tom should be able to release a BYOND client for Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Solaris, SCO (err...scratch that), and OS X. This would also allow them to make releases for non x86 architectures as well...note that I mentioned OS X in the operating system list. | |
I have just order Linux: Colledge edition (or something like that.), and i wanted to know basicly what it is in a nutshell and whether BYOND runs the same as it does on Windows 98.
So far all i know is, that you have to download a different BYOND installer. It would be a great help if you could provide some info. for me before i install Linux. -~Rob~- (the newbie to linux) | |
Basically you get Dream Daemon, which functions normally. You also get a form of Dream Maker that lets you compile .dmbs. Both of these are text-based. You also get a sort of text mode Dream Seeker, but it is horrible for anything other than a graphicless chat program.
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Oops, noticed this was "BYOND Bugs" section! I'm terribly sorry for posting off topic! :( [/EDIT] Well, since there's already a topic going for this, I may as well post here as well... HELP! I failed to install wine correctly, stupidly removed directories and files manually, and now I cannot uninstall/re-install Wine at all! When "wine" is typed in terminal, it read: <font face=system>wine: error while loading shared libraries: libwine.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory </font> When I try to install Wine again from the source file, it does not work, and the RPM file reads "A newer version of Wine iis currently installed" I am running RedHat 9. I would be forever in your debt if you could assist me in getting WINE up! :( ~Kujila | |
When trying to run DreamDaemon, I received this error:
<font face=system>DreamMaker: error while loading shared libraries: libbyond.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory </font> I'm so totally lost here folks,... -_- ~Kujila | |
It can't find the "libbyond.so" file, which is a library file that the Linux version of BYOND needs to run. There should be a library path option in the makefile or somewhere which you need to point to the directory that libbyond.so is in.
I gleaned all of that from a forum search - I've never actually run into that problem myself - so I hope it works. =) | |