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Trying to get the Unreal Tournament 2003 demo running. I thought I had it ready to go. However when I type in "./UnrealTournament" in the terminal, I get the UT splash screen, but it goes no farther than that. The spash screen disappears, and the following message shows up in the terminal:
cp: cannot stat `/root/.utconf': No such file or directory
Can't find file for package 'GlideDrv'
Aborted (core dumped)
Yeah, I have an Nvidia card inside. Nvidia comes with 3D support, right?
salparadise, I am not sure I understand what you mean when you say "su to root:. I am assuming that means opeate in the terminal as root, which I am doing. But when I try the other stuff. It goes like this....
[root@localhost root]# updatedb
bash: updatedb: command not found
[root@localhost root]# locate ut2003
bash: locate: command not found
[root@localhost root]#
nvidia does NOT come with 3d support
unless you bought an off the shelf official version of Linux
you will need to download and install the nvidia drivers
you need slocate installed
open a terminal
su to root and type
urpmi slocate
this will install slocate and enable the updatedb command and the locate command
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Error in starting UT2003 demo
Trying to get the Unreal Tournament 2003 demo running. I thought I had it ready to go. However when I type in "./UnrealTournament" in the terminal, I get the UT splash screen, but it goes no farther than that. The spash screen disappears, and the following message shows up in the terminal:
