Couldn't run Unreal Tournament (ut-bin). Is UT_DATA_PATH set?
This is the error message when I try to run UT. Is there a fix for this. (I am running slackware 10).
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Have you checked to see if UT_DATA_PATH is set? I mean I know it's redundant to ask since that is the exact error but..... Try echo $UT_DATA_PATH and if it's not set you need to set it to the /UT/System folder I believe. Hope that helps.
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I've tried "export UT_DATA_PATH=/usr/local/games/ut/System" and it works but as soon as I close the terminal, it doesn't work anymore when I try to run "ut". The command above seems to only set the UT_DATA_PATH temporarly.
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edit your ut script
change this part Code:
# Is the awk/ls magic portable? Code:
# Is the sed/ls magic portable? |
Where do I edit this?
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I followed Ravage's directions to edit the ut script file, and I'm up! (Uh, up and running UT on slackware (10) for the first time ever, that is.)
Kudos a-MUNDO, Ravage!! Rhatlinux, the ut script you need to edit is located in /usr/local/games/ut, and the file name is ut. (like calculus, it's obvious once you get it) The other thing I had to do was to run from a Konsole window under KDE, to overcome the dreaded segmentation fault: startx, then open a Konsole window, then type "ut". It's unreal. I think the xwindows thing is necessary to get the glx opengl driver visible to the system. There's probably a way to do it from the login console without startx, but I'm too newbie to know. I did go into the xwindows config file to make sure I had glx invoked, and the nvidia driver appropriate for my video card. Just following directions from nvidia. Jammin. Now I have something I need that linux does better than winxp. Ut can't hardly run under xp on my laptop (dell M60): it keeps racing and pausing on a 2 second cycle. I'm sure it's some os "service" crap they installed when the IT guy set me up. Smooth as silk on SlackWare! Gotta get slackin now. Later |
Also...
You should be able to run this from the "ut" executable in the install directory. For example:
cd /wherever/you/installed/ut ./ut Your path will point to something like /usr/local/bin/ut which is a link to /wherever/you/installed/ut/ut. You could replace it with one of my little band-aid scripts like so: su - cd /usr/local/bin rm ut vi ut #Begin ut script cd /wherever/you/installed/ut ./ut #End ut script, now save and quit chmod 777 ut Bam! Like I said, a "band-aid script", but it works. Mr. Swillis |
I followed the various steps outlined here, but now I'm getting an odd error...
Code:
kelly@sherry12:~/games/unrealtournament> ./ut |
Uh, hello? I get an fread error when ROOT is running the program. Why is the buffer count started at -2,000,000 anyway?
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Grave Dig!!
hate to grave dig and all but mine won't save :( (I'm running ubuntu 8.04) also i got this one from a torrent, it was an ISO, there was a script with it too. I ran the script and UT installed, not sure which UT(GOTY/Regular)but it's v436 (if that gives any clues :|)
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