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**Baker** · 09-01-2010, 08:42 PM

My Linux machine broke.

I do the Windows and Mac builds because I have those machines.

Fair or unfair, unlike compiling in Microsoft Visual Studio or XCode, working with Linux is a pain in the ass. There are a billion stupid little things, different library versions and such.

As a result, there is far more overhead for maintaining a Linux build even if I had a Linux machine.

Had my Linux machine not broke, I'm rather certain the ProQuake version would be up-to-date with the others. And when eventually I do, it would catch up to the Windows version very quickly, there is scant difference between Mac OS X code and Linux code.

**Spike** · 09-02-2010, 02:40 AM

looks like you're missing the 32bit version of libxxf86dga, hence why glquake_glx doesn't run.
As to why it doesn't compile? You shouldn't be trying to use the 32bit 386 assembly code in a 64bit binary.

**Spike** · 09-02-2010, 04:46 PM

gcc -m32 will attempt to build a 32bit program, yes.
CC="gcc -m32" make
will probably do what you need, if you need to build a 32bit program. This is assuming you have all the 32bit development packages that you will need to compile everything.

regarding your graphics issue, try gl_ztrick 0. Broken drivers may have issues if its 1.

**Lerster** · 09-16-2010, 10:31 PM

Originally posted by Spike View Post

looks like you're missing the 32bit version of libxxf86dga, hence why glquake_glx doesn't run.
As to why it doesn't compile? You shouldn't be trying to use the 32bit 386 assembly code in a 64bit binary.

Thanks, i got proquake to load one that was prebuilt by lennox worked the other one seemed to load then complained Error: memory overwrite in Sys_Printf

But one of them did load, and this is after manually extracting the 32bit version of the lib32-libxxf86dga-1.1.1-2-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz file and placing it in the /usr/lib32 folder.

Is there no way to make: in 32bit applications rather then 64bit? on a 64 bit operating system... i know gcc has a flag, gcc -m32 -o file.c filename

But i don't know what (file to start building from in the linux client 3.60 code).

An i know ./configure | make glquake_glx will build, but will give tons of errors because as you said, i'm trying to build it on a 64 system and it's a 32bit app.

Guess i could always install 32bit version of linux, on a seperate partition to build proquake.

Anyways, back to my current issue, i got proquake to load again (the one that lennox was kind enough to have shared with me). I can see my command bar / hud bar rather where all the weapons are eh, and i can hear sound, and i can connect to servers and see the console perfectly however....

I cannot see a damn thing, its just a bunch of lines (similar to a graphic card glitch) or almost like FOV being cranked to the wrong way.

its at fov 118 i tried adjusting the fov (lowering it) but no change its still a clustered mess of garbage in my vision.

Any ideas how to correct this?

To resolve the issue i had in the screenshot above.

I used the following configures:

My autoexec.cfg:

Code:

cvar_reset_all

gl_texturemode GL_LINEAR_MIPMAP_LINEAR

cl_bob 0

cl_rollangle 0

cl_bobup "0"
cl_forwardspeed "400"
cl_backspeed "400"
cl_sidespeed "400"
cl_rollspeed "400"
cl_upspeed "400"

joystick 0

r_drawviewmodel 0

gl_ztrick 0

r_novis 0

r_wateralpha 1

r_waterwarp 0

crosshair 1

sensitivity 20

fov 118

+mlook

name L•R€t•R L�Ž



gl_flashblend 0

gl_polyblend 0

pq_waterblend 0

pq_quadblend 0

pq_pentblend 0

pq_ringblend 0



gamma 0.5





map start



bind "mouse3" "say_team @%l; +mlook"

bind "q" "impulse 7"

bind "w" "impulse 8"

bind "shift" "impulse 3"

bind "ctrl" "impulse 6"

bind "y" "messagemode2"

bind "r" "rune-use"

bind "i" "say_team @%l"

bind "p" "name L•R€t•R L�Ž"

bind "z" "+movedown"

bind "e" "rune-delete"

bind "." "toggleconsole"

bind "k" "con_notifytime -1"

bind "l" "con_notifytime 3"



exec serv.cfg

my default.cfg:

Code:

bind "TAB" "+showscores"

bind "ESCAPE" "togglemenu"

bind "SPACE" "+jump"

bind "+" "sizeup"

bind "-" "volumedown"

bind "." "toggleconsole"

bind "/" "impulse 10"

bind "0" "impulse 10"

bind "1" "impulse 1"

bind "2" "impulse 2"

bind "3" "impulse 3"

bind "4" "impulse 4"

bind "5" "impulse 5"

bind "6" "impulse 6"

bind "7" "impulse 7"

bind "8" "impulse 8"

bind "9" "impulse 9"

bind "=" "volumeup"

bind "\" "+mlook"

bind "`" "clear; toggleconsole; clear"

bind "a" "+moveleft"

bind "c" "+movedown"

bind "d" "+moveright"

bind "e" "rune-delete"

bind "i" "say_team @%l"

bind "k" "con_notifytime -1"

bind "l" "con_notifytime 3"

bind "p" "name L•R€t•R L�Ž"

bind "q" "impulse 7"

bind "r" "rune-use"

bind "s" "+back"

bind "t" "messagemode"

bind "w" "impulse 8"

bind "x" "+moveup"

bind "y" "messagemode2"

bind "z" "+movedown"

bind "~" "clear; toggleconsole; clear"

bind "PAUSE" "pause"

bind "LEFTARROW" "+left"

bind "RIGHTARROW" "+right"

bind "ALT" "+strafe"

bind "CTRL" "impulse 6"

bind "SHIFT" "impulse 3"

bind "F1" "help"

bind "F2" "menu_save"

bind "F3" "menu_load"

bind "F4" "menu_options"

bind "F5" "menu_multiplayer"

bind "F6" "echo Quicksaving...; wait; save quick"

bind "F9" "echo Quickloading...; wait; load quick"

bind "F10" "quit"

bind "F11" "zoom_in"

bind "F12" "screenshot"

bind "INS" "+klook"

bind "DEL" "+lookdown"

bind "PGDN" "+lookup"

bind "END" "centerview"

bind "MOUSE1" "+attack"

bind "MOUSE2" "+forward"

bind "MOUSE3" "say_team @%l; +mlook"



// Variables



_cl_color "0"

_cl_name "L•R€t•R L�Ž"

_config_com_baud "57600"

_config_com_irq "4"

_config_com_modem "1"

_config_com_port "0x3f8"

_config_modem_clear "ATZ"

_config_modem_dialtype "T"

_config_modem_hangup "AT H"

_config_modem_init ""

_snd_mixahead "0.1"

_windowed_mouse "0"

ambient_level "0"

bgmvolume "0"

cl_backspeed "400"

cl_bob "0"

cl_crossx "0"

cl_crossy "0"

cl_forwardspeed "400"

cl_rollangle "0"

cl_rollspeed "200"

cl_sidespeed "350"

cl_upspeed "200"

freelook "1"

gl_picmip "0"

gl_playermip "0"

gl_subdivide_size "128"

gl_triplebuffer "1"

lookspring "0"

lookstrafe "0"

m_forward "1"

m_pitch "0.022"

m_side "0.8"

m_yaw "0.022"

pq_drawfps "0"

pq_fullpitch "0"

pq_haverl "I have RL"

pq_maxfps "72.0"

pq_moveup "0"

pq_needrl "I need RL"

pq_needrox "I need rockets"

pq_noweapons "no weapons"

pq_pent "pent"

pq_pentblend "0"

pq_quad "quad"

pq_quadblend "0"

pq_ring "eyes"

pq_ringblend "0"

pq_smoothcam "1"

pq_suitblend "0.3"

pq_waterblend "0"

pq_weapons "SSG:NG:SNG:GL:RL:LG"

r_drawviewmodel "0"

r_novis "1"

r_truegunangle "0"

r_wateralpha "1"

r_waterwarp "0"

saved1 "0"

saved2 "0"

saved3 "0"

saved4 "0"

savedgamecfg "0"

scr_conspeed "99999"

sensitivity "20"

sys_disableWinKeys "0"

v_kickpitch "0"

v_kickroll "0"

v_kicktime "0"

viewsize "100"

volume "0.800000"

Duely note, although this runs great for me now. This build, lacks the ability of map downloads, and also duely note, it's Lennox's linux proquake build i'm using, and i really am happy he sent it to me as it does run good now, and i've tested it in single player mode so far, and played through quite a few maps so far no major issues.

This is what it now looks like:

Also just in case some of you might need it, this is the small shell script i use to start the linux quake client:

Code:

./glquake_glx -width 1680 -mem 1024 -condebug

Mind the -mem and -condebug, commands these normally aren't there, but i was using it to read the console... for cvarlist vars before to reconfigure my configures to suit the build lennox built of linux proquake.

Also for these of you lazy bastards like me, all files in the id1 folder must be lowercase in linux for quake to work... if your really lazy here's a simple shell script that will do the work for you:

Code:

/* run this in any directory that you want to do a mass rename --case change. */

rename 'y/A-Z/a-z/' *

~Cheers and goodluck to all ya, and i'd post a link to Lennox's build of proquake, if he'd let me. I'd just up it to file planet, i donno if it will work for other builds of linux but ya never know it might... i have to install a 32bit distro sometime and try to compile it myself again sometime.

As it still burns me that i can't compile it properly b/c i'm on a 64bit system, but least i got a speedy client again and i love how proquake looks, in comparison to everything else.

That's all for now. ^_^

**Lerster** · 09-16-2010, 10:33 PM

oh btw to make a shell file ".sh" just throw the commands in a blank text and then either right click and go to properties and checkmark (make executable) or be a fancy pants and open a terminal, cd to the directory of the file and chmod +x filename.sh it

~Cheers.

**Lerster** · 09-20-2010, 09:13 AM

In other note, now that i got Lennox's build of linux proquake 3.60 working again, and it works great, there are three noticable issues though.

1# which is common in all clients i've tried on linux, this includes, Darkplaces, TyRquake, and Fitzquake, as well as proquake. When you connect to a DM/euro/rune server it takes serveral attempts to fully connect, it connects then icons out, and it does this maybe 3 or up to 5 times sometimes, and then finally holds the connection and lets you play.

2#: When you use a higher resolution like 1680x1050, your crosshair becomes a little pinprick size, so it's extremely difficult to aim.

3#: There seems to be a weird error with proquake for linux, for CA only so far that i've noticed, and maybe CTF as well... i can't remember if i tried it in CTF i'm thinking i didn't but for CA if its in MATCH mode, after the first round, it kicks you out of the quake client without warning and back into the xwindows environment. I'll have to try -condebug sometime, and try to ca a round and see if it actually spit anything out after it kicks you out... as i don't understand why it does that.

It seems you can RA fine with, the linux proquake 3.60 client though, it doesn't just (close the client on you), less it did before and i forgot... i'm pretty sure it worked for that... the ironic thing is, single player mode, you can play through like the entire game (not that i did) but i played nearly through an entire episode with it, without an issue.

Game didn't close on me or do anything overly odd.

Sighs, really hope, that this gets developed further sometime.

Lennox did say that he will try to compile a newer version of proquake over the weekend, i haven't heard back from him yet about that. If he does, that may solve my issues, as it probably has fixes for all this crap, and probably has the auto-downloading feature too which is handy for the Euro server.

Welp that's all for now, for this thread. I'll keep updating it the more i find out, i still gotta remember to make a list of the libraries that i needed to install for getting proqauke to run on linux. >_< I forgot to post that in this thread.

I had -condebug going this time while connected to speaknow.quakeone.com

An it closed lennox's build of proquake on me and the last lines of the console read:

Code:

NET_SendMessage: disconnected socket
CL_SendMove: lost server connection
NET_SendMessage: disconnected socket
load failed.

So for some reason the server? i'm guessing is sending it a disconnect packet, for some reason, and its literarly closing my client, and i'm back in my xwindows environment.

Weird huh?

**Lerster** · 09-20-2010, 11:35 AM

Originally posted by Spike View Post

gcc -m32 will attempt to build a 32bit program, yes.
CC="gcc -m32" make
will probably do what you need, if you need to build a 32bit program. This is assuming you have all the 32bit development packages that you will need to compile everything.

regarding your graphics issue, try gl_ztrick 0. Broken drivers may have issues if its 1.

Gawd i finally know what Spike meant bout the Cflags....

"64 Bit CPUs
Most of these legacy programs will probably not work as 64 bit binaries. QuakeSpasm is an exception.
It is still possible, however, to compile 32 bit binaries on a 64 bit operating system. To do so, edit Makefiles and add "-m32" to the load and compile flags (LDFLAGS, CFLAGS). This tells GCC to build and link a 32 bit program (if the 32 bit SDL and OpenGL libraries are also installed). You may also have to disable the use of x86 assembly.
If you are having trouble running 32 bit apps, try using the linux32 command. For example: linux32 tyr-glquake."

Source: Linux Quake HOWTO: Trouble-shooting

I just have to edit the make file's LDFLAGS AND CFLAGS with the -m32 flag, i wondered where the hell i was suppose to use -m32, as i kept trying to type make -m32 glquake_glx and other stupid attempts with gcc itself, lol.

Well, that's good to know i will so try this later today.

**R00k** · 09-20-2010, 12:04 PM

Originally posted by Lerster View Post

Any ideas how to correct this?

Code:

./glquake_glx -width 1680 -mem 1024 -condebug

hat's all for now. ^_^

gl_clear 1 clean that problem, but then you will have a black background.
It looks like you are missing some media, or the engine cant draw it correctly.

-mem, you are assigning 1 gig to quake! 32 is the max you'd need for anything with proquake.

**Lerster** · 09-20-2010, 12:20 PM

Actually rook, Gl_ztrick did nothing to correct that problem. ...oops my bad misread your var... gl_clear 1 hum, may try that i'd just have to take the cvar_reset_all command out of my autoexec.cfg to try that command out to see if that does indeed correct the issue.

however the cvar_reset_all command did correct that issue, as is noted above.

I still don't know the cause of what variable fucked the screen like that but either way that issue was resolved.

**Lerster** · 09-20-2010, 03:14 PM

so i tried just modifying the LDflag in the Makefile for pqsrc-modified (linux 3.60 client)

Code:

~/Desktop/pqsrc-modified$ gedit Makefile
[email protected]:~/Desktop/pqsrc-modified$ make all
gcc  -g -O2  -m32 -o glquake_glx  glquake_glx-cl_demo.o glquake_glx-cl_input.o glquake_glx-cl_main.o glquake_glx-cl_parse.o glquake_glx-cl_tent.o glquake_glx-chase.o glquake_glx-cmd.o glquake_glx-common.o glquake_glx-console.o glquake_glx-crc.o glquake_glx-cvar.o glquake_glx-gl_draw.o glquake_glx-gl_mesh.o glquake_glx-gl_model.o glquake_glx-gl_refrag.o glquake_glx-gl_rlight.o glquake_glx-gl_rmain.o glquake_glx-gl_rmisc.o glquake_glx-gl_rsurf.o glquake_glx-gl_screen.o glquake_glx-gl_test.o glquake_glx-gl_warp.o glquake_glx-gl_vidlinuxglx.o glquake_glx-host.o glquake_glx-host_cmd.o glquake_glx-iplog.o glquake_glx-keys.o glquake_glx-location.o glquake_glx-matrix.o glquake_glx-menu.o glquake_glx-mathlib.o glquake_glx-net_dgrm.o glquake_glx-net_main.o glquake_glx-net_loop.o glquake_glx-net_vcr.o glquake_glx-net_udp.o glquake_glx-net_bsd.o glquake_glx-pr_cmds.o glquake_glx-pr_edict.o glquake_glx-pr_exec.o glquake_glx-r_part.o glquake_glx-sbar.o glquake_glx-security.o glquake_glx-sv_main.o glquake_glx-sv_phys.o glquake_glx-sv_move.o glquake_glx-sv_user.o glquake_glx-zone.o glquake_glx-view.o glquake_glx-wad.o glquake_glx-world.o glquake_glx-cd_linux.o glquake_glx-sys_linux.o glquake_glx-snd_dma.o glquake_glx-snd_mem.o glquake_glx-snd_mix.o glquake_glx-snd_linux.o glquake_glx-math.o glquake_glx-worlda.o glquake_glx-snd_mixa.o glquake_glx-sys_dosa.o -L/usr/X11/lib -L/usr/local/lib -lGL -lX11 -lXext -ldl -lXxf86dga -lXxf86vm -lm 
glquake_glx-math.o: In function `Invert24To16':
/home/baker/Desktop/pqsrc-modified/math.s:46: multiple definition of `Invert24To16'
glquake_glx-mathlib.o:/home/ler/Desktop/pqsrc-modified/mathlib.c:576: first defined here
glquake_glx-math.o: In function `BoxOnPlaneSide':
/home/baker/Desktop/pqsrc-modified/math.s:114: multiple definition of `BoxOnPlaneSide'
glquake_glx-mathlib.o:/home/ler/Desktop/pqsrc-modified/mathlib.c:188: first defined here
glquake_glx-worlda.o: In function `SV_HullPointContents':
/home/baker/Desktop/pqsrc-modified/worlda.s:49: multiple definition of `SV_HullPointContents'
glquake_glx-world.o:/home/ler/Desktop/pqsrc-modified/world.c:492: first defined here
glquake_glx-snd_mixa.o: In function `SND_PaintChannelFrom8':
/home/baker/Desktop/pqsrc-modified/snd_mixa.s:42: multiple definition of `SND_PaintChannelFrom8'
glquake_glx-snd_mix.o:/home/ler/Desktop/pqsrc-modified/snd_mix.c:353: first defined here
glquake_glx-snd_mixa.o: In function `Snd_WriteLinearBlastStereo16':
/home/baker/Desktop/pqsrc-modified/snd_mixa.s:145: multiple definition of `Snd_WriteLinearBlastStereo16'
glquake_glx-snd_mix.o:/home/ler/Desktop/pqsrc-modified/snd_mix.c:44: first defined here
glquake_glx-sys_dosa.o: In function `Sys_LowFPPrecision':
/home/baker/Desktop/pqsrc-modified/sys_dosa.s:49: multiple definition of `Sys_LowFPPrecision'
glquake_glx-sys_linux.o:/home/ler/Desktop/pqsrc-modified/sys_linux.c:410: first defined here
glquake_glx-sys_dosa.o: In function `Sys_HighFPPrecision':
/home/baker/Desktop/pqsrc-modified/sys_dosa.s:55: multiple definition of `Sys_HighFPPrecision'
glquake_glx-sys_linux.o:/home/ler/Desktop/pqsrc-modified/sys_linux.c:406: first defined here
/usr/bin/ld: skipping incompatible /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/4.4.1/../../../libXxf86dga.so when searching for -lXxf86dga
/usr/bin/ld: skipping incompatible /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/4.4.1/../../../libXxf86dga.a when searching for -lXxf86dga
/usr/bin/ld: skipping incompatible /usr/lib/libXxf86dga.so when searching for -lXxf86dga
/usr/bin/ld: skipping incompatible /usr/lib/libXxf86dga.a when searching for -lXxf86dga
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lXxf86dga
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [glquake_glx] Error 1

Now i get that, ironically i do have lXxf86dga, its in my /usr/lib/ folder as lXxf86dga.so and .lXxf86dga.so.1 etc.

my /usr/lib/ folder:

Code:

libgstreamer-0.10.so.0.22.0                 libXxf86dga.a
libgstriff-0.10.so.0                        libXxf86dga.so
libgstriff-0.10.so.0.18.0                   libXxf86dga.so.1
libgstrtp-0.10.so.0                         libXxf86dga.so.1.0.0
libgstrtp-0.10.so.0.18.0                    libXxf86misc.a
libgstrtsp-0.10.so.0                        libXxf86misc.so
libgstrtsp-0.10.so.0.18.0                   libXxf86misc.so.1
libgstsdp-0.10.so.0                         libXxf86misc.so.1.1.0
libgstsdp-0.10.so.0.18.0                    libXxf86vm.a
libgstsignalprocessor.so.0                  libXxf86vm.so
libgstsignalprocessor.so.0.0.0              libXxf86vm.so.1
libgsttag-0.10.so.0                         libXxf86vm.so.1.0.0

So far the libraries installed atm are: sudo apt-get install ia32-libs libc6 libc6-dev libc6-dbg libc6-i386 libc6-dev-i386 g++-multilib build-essential gcc rpm libxxf86dga-dev alien

However i know there was more then that when i first installed 64bit ubuntu, i think i had to install make/automake and some other stuff, but i don't remember at the moment.

I think the real catch is, it's very difficult to cross compile from a 64bit os back to a 32bit os, as i can't seem to locate that X11 Xfree86 library file, for 32bit debian, as ubuntu supports debian, i've tried to manually take it from an rpm file with alien, and then relocate it, but it still nags that the file doesn't exist, i've also tried ln -s linking the one i got to the filename it wants but it still whines at me.

Atm, its not a big deal as i said i do have Lennox's build of proquake that is working on linux, how'ever, i'd still like to compile my own version sometime....

I think the real catch is that i'm on a 64bit os trying to compiling a 32bit program, as Spike mentioned before, which i totally didn't think of at the time... as the os is automatically fetching packages in a 64bit format. rather then i386.

Which is where my problem is.

I also just noticed baker's old home folder is still in some of the paths, i may have to edit these objects, and see if that helps... doubtful but who knows.

I'll grab Eclipse IDE and see what i can achieve by probbing the source files. strickly for the paths, as i don't know or remember much C to do anything else to it.

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