Toribash
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Ubuntu 6 problems
when I try to run the ubuntu client it complains that I dont have libSDL-1.2 like so

root@Sartori:/home/gunit/toribash-2.5/toribash-linux-2.5# ./toribash_ubuntu 
./toribash_ubuntu: error while loading shared libraries: libSDL-1.2.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
but Ive installed it. I even rebuilt it...
I think possibly toribash is just looking in the wrong place?

I have it here:
root@Sartori:/usr/lib# ls libSDL*
libSDL-1.2.so.0    libSDL_gfx.so.4      libSDLmain.a
libSDL-1.2.so.0.7.3  libSDL_gfx.so.4.9.0    libSDL_mixer-1.2.so.0
libSDL.a        libSDL_image-1.2.so.0   libSDL_mixer-1.2.so.0.2.4
libSDL_console.so.1  libSDL_image-1.2.so.0.1.4 libSDL_net-1.2.so.0
libSDL_console.so.1.3 libSDL_image.a       libSDL_net-1.2.so.0.0.5
libSDL_gfx.a      libSDL_image.la      libSDL.so
libSDL_gfx.la     libSDL_image.so      libSDL_ttf-2.0.so.0
libSDL_gfx.so     libSDL.la         libSDL_ttf-2.0.so.0.6.2
root@Sartori:/usr/lib#
any assistance would be much appreciated!


thanks!

Re: Ubuntu 6 problems
Strange, I have it working perfectly fine on Ubuntu. Perhaps try install the other libsdl stuff, like dev etc...

I'll also ask hampa to check it out.
don't unban, he has hard coded userid bypasses everywhere.
Re: Ubuntu 6 problems
thanks!

ive installed everything that goes with libSDL from the dev packages on up.

where does toribash expect to find the libraries?

Re: Ubuntu 6 problems
Not sure why it doesnt work.

I compile the ubuntu version on Ubuntu 6 as well.

What does uname -a output for you?
Originally Posted by Stupid View Post
thanks!

ive installed everything that goes with libSDL from the dev packages on up.

where does toribash expect to find the libraries?

To run Toribash on Ubuntu I don't think you need the libSDL*-dev.
The -dev is for compiling.

Did you install the libSDL packages that don't have -dev ?
(also you will need the sdl mixer,and sdl ttf - but you should get a similar error message if you didn't install them)

by the way, to get a good framerate at Ubuntu, you'll need to find the appropriate package and enable it (But you can find plenty of info about this in their forum)
Last edited by Stilf; Jun 15, 2007 at 08:57 AM.
I spoke with hampa on the IRC, but we were unable to find a solution....
Im running on a different version than tori was compiled on... but the libs should be in the same place.....

as for uname, here you go:
gunit@Sartori:~$ uname -a
Linux Sartori 2.6.17-10-generic #2 SMP Fri Oct 13 15:34:39 UTC 2006 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Im pretty sure I installed all the needed libs-- if anyone has any Ideas I'd \love to share the sweet tori love with my office
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It appears my problem is that Im running on a 64bit platform where tori expects to find 32bit libs---

any possibility of compiling tori for 64 bit systems?

or can anyone think of a way to get tori running on a 64 bit system?
Originally Posted by Stupid View Post
or can anyone think of a way to get tori running on a 64 bit system?

Hmm. Are you running 2.6 betas? Try 2.5 if that works.

Also, the 2.6 betas are compiled with a new compiler, and it should fix the problem, go try that.
Originally Posted by SSJokker View Post
Hmm. Are you running 2.6 betas? Try 2.5 if that works.

Also, the 2.6 betas are compiled with a new compiler, and it should fix the problem, go try that.

I wasn't aware 2.6 betas had a Linux release, do they?

Another thing Stupid, I'm not sure if Toribash has actually been tested on a 64 bit system (espically a 64bit Linux box). I certainly don't because you tend to run into problems like this (both Windows and Linux) where certain things don't work because they haven't been made/tested on a 64bit box.

Once I get my KVM switch, I'll use my Ubuntu box to play with Toribash, I actually prefer Toribash on Ubuntu. (don't ask why, it just seems so much more sexier!)
don't unban, he has hard coded userid bypasses everywhere.
Originally Posted by veb View Post
I wasn't aware 2.6 betas had a Linux release, do they?

Another thing Stupid, I'm not sure if Toribash has actually been tested on a 64 bit system (espically a 64bit Linux box). I certainly don't because you tend to run into problems like this (both Windows and Linux) where certain things don't work because they haven't been made/tested on a 64bit box.

Once I get my KVM switch, I'll use my Ubuntu box to play with Toribash, I actually prefer Toribash on Ubuntu. (don't ask why, it just seems so much more sexier!)



Windows 64-bit wouldn't run, unless the _vcc version was used. Hence what I said.

I'd figure a new 2.5 version for Linux, with the new compiler is needed?