Fedora Core 1 and 2 turns on prelinking by default. If you haven't already turn off prelinking by doing the following: In /etc/sysconfig/prelink Change the line PRELINKING=yes to PRELINKING=no for the line that says: PRELINK_OPTS=-mR change to: PRELINK_OPTS=-mR-no-exec-shield run in root "/usr/sbin/prelink -ua" after you save the changes. It took a while before it finaly did something for me, go watch a program for little and come back. Now WineX/Cedega works Regards Bjorn Andersen On tor, 2004-07-29 at 09:39 -0700, Darren Grant wrote: > I successfully installed point2play using the point2play-1.3-2.tar. I > had no trouble with the setup, or with grabbing the latest version of > cedega (cedega 4.0-1 the new winex) throught the p2p interface. I also > had no trouble installing the steam+cs engine using the > SteamInstall_CS.exe file. Running steam through cedega works great. All > the steam options / windows work perfectly. However when I click on a > server to connect... everything seems to go well... I get the "preparing > to play Counter-strike" popup box... it lasts for about 3 seconds, and > then dissapears... I'm expecting to see counter-strike start... but > nothing happens... nothing at all. The same is true for TFC or any mod. > As well I wasn't able to install Dungeon Siege. I tried installing > Half-life from CDROM (just for fun)... it goes through the sound test, > the file install, but then when you go to skip the registration process > (register later button), it hangs on the HL install splash screen... if > my memory serves me right, I should be taken to the video configuration > of the setup. This is starting to make me think it may have something > to do with my video... but I'm not sure?? > > So in short, I can't get any games to run using point2play and cedega. > Has anyone successfully gotten games to run via p2p+cedega on the 2.6 > kernel of FC2? > > I'm also using an ati radeon mobility m9 graphics card (which I have > setup correctly using ATI's latest proprietary driver glfx-4.3.0-3.9.0). > > I'm using the 2.6.6-1.435.2.3 kernel. > > I also have no problem running native-linux games such as UT2004 and UFO. > > Any help would be appreciated... > > -Darren > > -- Bjorn Andersen <ba@xxxxxxxxxx>
