ut2004 help

firedragon · 04-03-2004, 01:39 AM

okay, when i first try to install it most of the time it goes verify archives integreity(spelling i know), and then quits it just plain out quits. on the rare occision that i get to begin the acutal install it quits like an 25th the way through saying that cant get to this file or something like that. pls help! thxs

firedragon · 04-03-2004, 10:41 PM

bump! i found a way to get past that but now i have another problem......lol anyways not quite sure what it means but oh well

UZ2: Failed to fully write [/home/jeff/ut2004/Textures/AW-Cubes.utx]
,/setup.sh: line 262: 5682 Aborted

any info bout that would be very much apperacited, oh and btw its a different file all the time, i just took one

firedragon · 04-04-2004, 04:47 PM

comon guys pls help

jpbarto · 04-04-2004, 05:07 PM

is there maybe not enough space in /home/jeff for all the files?

Just trying to offer some help...

firedragon · 04-04-2004, 06:35 PM

its okay thxs, well i begin the install they say i have 63 gigs of free space left, but do u think that the space could've been divided between other acconts(their are two others)

LavaDevil94 · 04-04-2004, 07:07 PM

you sure that you downloaded the entire script properly (is this the demo? that is probably the kind of error you get when you have an incomplete script. try redownloading

firedragon · 04-04-2004, 07:51 PM

no its not the demo i have the full version, and yes i legaly bought it and everything. is their a way to download soemthing that would fix the script if that really is the problem?

oh and is their a way to begin the install on a different disc? like as oppsed to begging the install on disc 2 could i begin it at disc three?? thxs

galiza_ceive · 04-04-2004, 08:39 PM

Well probably my UT2004 will come tomorrow

, and so I'll tell you...

Your distribution?

jpbarto · 04-05-2004, 08:32 AM

My UT experiences.

Bought UT2003. Tried every linux trick I could find in any forum and could not get it to install (it would begin the install but then fail looking for the next CD). I had a Windows (at the time) install on the same drive so I installed it under windows and copied the data files.

Downloaded UT2004 demo. ... 5 times. Each time it was reported that the download was succesful, filesize was always correct and I had downloaded versions from Atari, Nvidia, and many others. Every time the installer reported that the checksum was wrong and would cancel the install.
So I edited the installer (the first portion is just a bash script) and removed the MD5sum check. After that it installed just fine and I love playing the game under Linux.

Perhaps, (I'm imagining that perhaps you edited the installer script as well) some portion of the script got messed up when you edited it?

Also to check disk size use 'df'. If it says there is room then there is room unless you have a distro that also creates user quotas by default but I doubt it.

Secondly and more to the point would it be possible to copy the file that it fails to install by hand? Either from a friends computer or perhaps by manually extracting it from the installer archive or copying it from the CD?

Just throwing out ideas that I would try if in your shoes.
Best of luck,
jpbarto

WingNut · 04-05-2004, 02:58 PM

What I had to do:

Copy the installer from the cd to HD. Unmount the cdrom.

Issue the command

sh setup.sh (instead of ./setup.sh that gave me a prob as well.)

then let the game install. NEVER mount your cds. Just replace the cd's as the game requires without mouning and all should be fine.

LavaDevil94 · 04-05-2004, 04:18 PM

maybe if you:
copied all the files to your hd
export SETUP_CDROM=/where/you/copied/the/files/to
then run the installer, maybe that would work?

firedragon · 04-05-2004, 07:50 PM

so wignut let me see if i get u here, u said never mount the cds right? but what am i supposed to do when they ask to change cds? thxs for all u've been a big help

oh btw one more thing wignut when u said enter the command how do i do that? thxs

jwoair23 · 04-05-2004, 08:09 PM

Just to clarify what they said.

1. copy linux-installer.sh to your desktop
2. umount the cd but leave cd 1 in the drive
3. run ./linux-installer.sh from the terminal
4. go through the options, then install, then when it asks for cds just press the eject, not the unmount, and take out cd 1, put in cd 2, and just press ok
5. repeat this through all cds, the installer mounts the cds itself
6. then it SHOULD work, unless you get a missing symbols error like

which i cant solve after 9 hours! argggg!

firedragon · 04-05-2004, 09:19 PM

disc two isnt even mounting at all, when it said pls insert disc 2 i put the disc in NOT mounted, then i click okay but nothin happens

Stack · 04-05-2004, 11:37 PM

Step by step that i wrote that will solve your problem

Code:

1). open two terminals su in both of them
2). terminal 1 #sh
3). terminal 1 #export SETUP_CDROM=/cdrom
3). terminal 2 #mount /cdrom
4). terminal 1 #/cdrom/linux-installer.sh
<When prompted for second CD>
5). terminal 2 #umount /cdrom
<Swap CD1 for CD2 here>
6). terminal 2 #mount /cdrom
7). terminal 1 <choose to continue>
rinse and repeat steps 5-7 for other 5 cd's