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The build fails when configure can't find tclConfig.sh. This is not on my system, and seems to be part of tcl-dev. I can't seem to find a package or source code for a tcl8.5-dev. I have googled till my eyes hurt.
The same input for me, but I believe its related to the monitor and/or the nvidia driver. My monitor is a widescreen 1440x900 @ 70 mhz. I'm betting the problem is in there somewhere.
I'm at work now until 4:00 am CST. I will try again tomorrow.
Maybe the new xorg as well?
Last edited by mlangdn; 06-20-2009 at 04:27 PM.
Reason: Typos
The same input for me, but I believe its related to the monitor and/or the nvidia driver. My monitor is a widescreen 1440x900 @ 70 mhz. I'm betting the problem is in there somewhere.
I'm at work now until 4:00 am CST. I will try again tomorrow.
Maybe the new xorg as well?
I recognize this (not on 64-bit, but on an earlier version of etracer).
It has to do with the default screensize. Change the settings in the etracer file in your /home/ and you'll be fine.
Edit/Update:
Installed etracer, checked (I've got a 1440x900 monitor as well) it and indeed, the default settings cause trouble. Modify ~/.etracer/options like this:
Code:
# x_resolution
#
# The horizontal size of the Tux Racer window
#
set x_resolution 1440
# y_resolution
#
# The vertical size of the Tux Racer window
#
set y_resolution 900
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