Ryzom

Godbye my fellow Linux users, the time has come to leave Atys. I have been around for a long time, but to be frank , i see in the actions of the new masters of Ryzom an inherent dishonesty and a style of leadership that i have come to recognize and distrust deeply. Been there done that, don't want ...

kyesmith wrote:.... right after SQL server and oracle 10G lol

good to hear it worked but the above is def. in the wrong order , it should ofc be before

that look like rpm is hanging... ( since yum i just a wrapper around rpm)
what distro are you running ?

if some kind of RH / FC you could try to delete the rpm db cache,
look in /var/lib/rpm you should find a couple of __db.00x files (x being a number) move them out of there and try again.

wine 0.9.29 is released. And seems to be working ok. one of the things that should be fixed is the handling of commands in bat files. Which means that the patch process might now work directly, i haven't tested that yet , but just in case, next time you patch... please do a backup of Ryzom first ...

Yes the sound works ,in a way, with 0.9.28 but as Blah im running with a soundblaster card, this might make the difference, since it has hardware mixing built in. You really do not need the patch for wine later than 0.2.27, for the sound to work, actually i have not seen that much of a change adding ...

EDIT: Another problem: the hardware cursor is invisible. interesting, i do not have this problem but it does ring a bell, i'l see if i can digg up something about this... if my memory serves me right its a nvidia setting somewhere, but I'm not sure anyways these are the setting I have in the X ...

A couple of questions... http://is1.itr.no/~zyrom/linux/doku.php?id=soundpatch On that page, it refers to "the above patch file," but there is no link to any patch as far as I can tell. Ooops should be fxed now. Just upgraded to 0.9.27. This is displayed in the terminal when I start winecfg, and ...

Wine 0.9.27 is out and works very well, it also fixes the "shift,alt, ctrl garbage" problem. EDIT: even sound is working in a fashion, dont know if it will work everywhere but at leas for those of you that have soundblasters or other cards with builtin hardware mixing it should be *usable* not great ...

If you want to have sound you need to patch wine with a thread priority patch. What happens is that the sound driver structure in wine as such a high load that it will choke of the network traffic and you will get disconnected. With the thread priority patch this evens out, but you will need a high ...

a good idea, and at the same time put in versions test data... for different distributions.