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#1 Re: Main Forum » Setting up your personal Linux test editor/server/client » 2018-03-09 14:21:43

gnuhow wrote:
ElPasmo wrote:

Managed to compile all.

I'm able to launch the client that resides in the root folder. If I try to launch the cliente of OneLife/gameSource it crashes with a segmentation fault.

If I try to login into my custom server, server crashes with Segmentation fault after the following output:
Placing new Eve: trying radius of 102 from camp


Make sure you are in the /OneLife/server directory when you run the server. For some reason it can only read whatever directory you are in. The windows client has the same issue.

Yep, that's checked.

#2 Re: Main Forum » Setting up your personal Linux test editor/server/client » 2018-03-08 17:30:39

Managed to compile all.

I'm able to launch the client that resides in the root folder. If I try to launch the cliente of OneLife/gameSource it crashes with a segmentation fault.

If I try to login into my custom server, server crashes with Segmentation fault after the following output:
Placing new Eve: trying radius of 102 from camp

#3 Re: Main Forum » Setting up your personal Linux test editor/server/client » 2018-03-08 17:07:21

jasonrohrer wrote:

Okay, there was a bug in the instructions.  The "ln" lines for the server referenced OneLifeDa7 by mistake.  It should be OneLifeData7.

Please look at the latest version here:

https://github.com/jasonrohrer/OneLife/ … dNotes.txt

If you run pullAndBuildLatest, it will fetch the older version of this document for now (until I post a new binary release).

I've tried today. pullAndBuildLatest seem to be correct. But I'm stuck in the same place, there is no "OneLifeServer" executable. Running debian with i3. Client runs without issue.

I solved running make on the server directory.

#4 Re: Bug Discussion » Linux Dual Monitor » 2018-03-08 06:54:08

Thanks a lot jason! I'm having this problem too. Currently using debian with i3.

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