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Installer fails (Debian SId 64-bit) - malachi1990 - 08-31-2010
I purchased the Penumbra trilogy last year (when it was being sold for 5 USD), and now I find that on my system, it runs really slowly if I use the FLTK frontend (I have no idea how to force it to use the gtk frontend), as found in this thread:
http://www.frictionalgames.com/forum/showthread.php?mode=linear&tid=3188&pid=#pid
I found that when I tried to let the installer finish, the installer would progress to about halfway through before stopping and saying that it had successfully finished, but hadn't installed Requiem at all. (It's not an issue with the installer download, as I've played all 3 games, and the archive check returns clear.)
But when I tried to use the ncurses frontend, I was told that "sh returned an error code of (1) " when I use the DISPLAY= ./PenumbraCollection-1.0.sh --confirm option.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
RE: Installer fails (Debian SId 64-bit) - Urkle - 08-31-2010
Since you are on a 64bit system, this is most likely because you don't have the 32bit GTK+ libraries.
Another option would be to run with the ncurses front-end.
Code:
sh PenumbraCollection-1.1.sh -f ncursesRE: Installer fails (Debian SId 64-bit) - malachi1990 - 08-31-2010
when I run the DISPLAY= ./PenumbraCollection.sh to try and force the ncurses intaller to work, I get an error that says unable to open xterm (or Eterm, depending on the emulator I'm using). I've tried the --nox11 option, but I get the same thing.
Edit: I changed your advice to work for the 1.0 version. It seems to go through now.
for 1.0, the command is sh PenumbraCollection-1.0.sh gtk (at least that what got it working here).
Thanks again for your help.
RE: Installer fails (Debian SId 64-bit) - Urkle - 08-31-2010
Oh, yeah.. the 1.0 was a much older version of the installer:-D The new version is a lot smoother, and can even be installed without a UI (unattended).