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I second that!
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(Quote) As long as you don't use insanely big arrays. A 2 GB array once forced one of my applications to crash, despite the 20GB RAM...
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Oh god, @remi! I am so sorry! The
<introViewed>true</introViewed>
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Sry, @remi, no more info than that, and the "code injection" didn't work, either.
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Good news for debuggers
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[ 1.785] MainThread : Error: lua/NS2Util…
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@remi
Nope, still a black screen.
Just to be sure: my system section in the options looks like that:A small update: after fiddling around after my first post the skins stuck for a while, at least over 3 days. Then, without any apparent reason they got reset yesterday. It seems quite random...I changed some key binding, and that is being saved in the options file and does not get lost after a restart.Does the FMOD now work with ALSA 1.1 now?Always nice to see how you value the Linux part of your community. This time by using a new tool that does not have Linux support...Have you tested you shiny new build with Linux? Because ever since this patch I am unable to connect to any server.(Quote)
Yes, all the lib32 libraries are installed, but it looks like NS2 is just not able to find them.ldd ns2_linux32 | grep "not found"
gives meli…(Quote)
Strange. Could you tell me where your libasound.so.2.0.0 in the program directory is pointing at? Because mine is pointing at /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libasound.so.2.0.0, except there is no i386-linux-gnu directory in my libs...Sound stopped working again. This time it was the update of ALSA from 1.0.0 to 1.1.0.
Stupid Arch. Maybe I should switch to something more stable.Hej ho.
My sound stopped working a week ago. It took me a week to figure out that it was Arch's fault. Arch updated pulseaudio from 6.99 to 7.0. But it seems pulseaudio 7 does not work with NS2. Maybe just a missing dependency? If so, it would…So, what was it?I bet its some parsing problem within the class of the extractor. Probably an exception while trying to cast a string to a decimal number, and since the locale is a different the thousand seperators or the decimal points are getting messed up.I have the same error, and I even was desperate enough to install debian 8 (jessie) and try it there. No success. So now, back on Kubuntu (14.10 x64), after a fresh install of everything I still get the same error: Verify game data via Steam.
<…I have a question: after playing for a decade as mock²³, suddenly my player name is invalid. Why exactly? What kind of arbitrariness is that!?