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hi Oolite doesnt launch any more. it worked the first time but i had to delete it because i was messing up the files by installing the expansions wrong. please help
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Hi KEE and welcome to this board.

Could you, please, be a bit more specific on your situation?
The following information will be usefull to understand the case:
oolite version...
installation method (e.g. .package, .deb, build from source etc.)...
Linux distro...
Architecture (e.g. 32bit, 64bit)...
What did you delete?
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Getafix wrote:
Hi KEE and welcome to this board.

Could you, please, be a bit more specific on your situation?
The following information will be usefull to understand the case:
oolite version...
installation method (e.g. .package, .deb, build from source etc.)...
Linux distro...
Architecture (e.g. 32bit, 64bit)...
What did you delete?
here is what happened

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ops@ops:~/Oolite-dev/1.73-maintenance$ oolite.app/oolite
Segmentation fault
ops@ops:~/Oolite-dev/1.73-maintenance$
im using what i followed here =) 10.04. i deleted the ~/Oolite-dev/* and ~/.Oolite/* and ~/Oolite-saves/* and reinstalled it
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seems it works on another logon but not the one i installed it on =S whats up? same file im using to run the game just a different logon ?
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Getafix wrote:
-- Getafix is trying to replicate the case.
O ok well that didnt work for long =( the game crashed after i put it to full screen. any ideas?I suspose i could just make another logon to play the game again. how would you reduce the screen settings using terminal?
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In the .GNUstepDefaults have the 'fullscreen' value changed to 'NO':

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fullscreen = NO;
...
window_height = <*I412>;
window_width = <*I640>;
...
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Getafix wrote:
In the .GNUstepDefaults have the 'fullscreen' value changed to 'NO':

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fullscreen = NO;
...
window_height = <*I412>;
window_width = <*I640>;
...
ya cant find that .GNUstepDefaults file. why wouldnt I have that i wonder. do you know where the directory is?
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~/GNUstep/Defaults/.GNUstepDefaults :)
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Getafix wrote:
~/GNUstep/Defaults/.GNUstepDefaults :)
nope, i got the folder but nothing in it...seems like something didnt not install properly
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never mind it was hidden there had to ctrl+h it. is there any way to get this full screen working? it was working when I first started it
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Thanks Getafix ;) its working now
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I just performed the instructions of the first post on Ubuntu 10.04. It works fine.

I suspect you have not properly cleaned your first installation before performing the second. I recommend to
a. keep a copy of your AddOns and oolite-saves
b. force remove of oolite folders.

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$ cd
$ rm -rf Oolite-dev
$ rm -rf .Oolite
$ rm -rf oolite-saves
$ rm -f GNUstep/Defaults/.GNUstepDefaults
$ rm -f GNUstep/Library/Caches/Oolite-cache.plist
and perform the steps from the beginning.

The only correction that I had to do is change line 27 of Makefile from:

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GNUSTEP_MAKEFILES=/usr/share/GNUstep/Makefiles
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# GNUSTEP_MAKEFILES=/usr/share/GNUstep/Makefiles
then I just executed

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make -f Makefile release
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Getafix wrote:
I just performed the instructions of the first post on Ubuntu 10.04. It works fine.

I suspect you have not properly cleaned your first installation before performing the second. I recommend to
a. keep a copy of your AddOns and oolite-saves
b. force remove of oolite folders.

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$ cd
$ rm -rf Oolite-dev
$ rm -rf .Oolite
$ rm -rf oolite-saves
$ rm -f GNUstep/Defaults/.GNUstepDefaults
$ rm -f GNUstep/Library/Caches/Oolite-cache.plist
and perform the steps from the beginning.

The only correction that I had to do is change line 27 of Makefile from:

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GNUSTEP_MAKEFILES=/usr/share/GNUstep/Makefiles
to

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# GNUSTEP_MAKEFILES=/usr/share/GNUstep/Makefiles
then I just executed

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make -f Makefile release
that doesnt work. it broke again after i did that change ops@ops:~/Oolite-dev/1.73-maintenance$ oolite.app/oolite
^[[BSegmentation fault
ops@ops:~/Oolite-dev/1.73-maintenance$
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