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ali@linux:~/Invasion/bos_1_1> ./stratagus data.bos
Battle of Survival default config file loading ...
Can't open file: No such file or directory
Can't open file: No such file or directory
... ready!
Stratagus ...
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Invasion: Battle of Survival
Downloaded and unzipped the bos file (20.9MB) and then when I tried to run it ran for a couple of seconds then shut off displaying the error above.ali@linux:~/Invasion/bos_1_1> ./stratagus data.bos
Battle of Survival default config file loading ...
Can't open file: No such file or directory
Can't open file: No such file or directory
... ready!
Stratagus V2.1, (c) 1998-2004 by The Stratagus Project.
written by Lutz Sammer, Fabrice Rossi, Vladi Shabanski, Patrice Fortier,
Jon Gabrielson, Andreas Arens, Nehal Mistry, Jimmy Salmon and others.
(http://Stratagus.Org)
VP3 codec Copyright by On2 Technologies Inc.
SDL Copyright by Sam Lantinga.
Compile options ZLIB BZ2LIB SDL OGG MIKMOD MAP-REGIONS
Stratagus may be copied only under the terms of the GNU General Public License
which may be found in the Stratagus source kit.
DISCLAIMER:
This software is provided as-is. The author(s) can not be held liable for any
damage that might arise from the use of this software.
Use it at your own risk.
Fatal signal: Segmentation Fault (SDL Parachute Deployed)
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But I was able to solve it on my own. all you need to do is go into the bos_1_1 directory and type ./stratagus in konsole. Can anyone tell me what ./ does?
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Originally Posted by warrion_2000
A period . on UNIX-like operating systems refers to the current working directory. To execute a program, you would need to do something like
Originally Posted by warrion_2000
Since the program was located in your current working directory, you had to specify that with a ./ or you could have alternatively entered the full path to the executable.Code:/path/to/program


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