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- 04-03-2004 #1Just Joined!
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UT 2004 installation?
how do i install UT2003 on suse 8.1? is it possible :s
- 04-03-2004 #2Just Joined!
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sorry the topic name should be 2003.....sorry bout that
- 04-03-2004 #3Linux Engineer
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Yes it is, use the linux installer on disk 3
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what do u mean use disc 3.......install what with disc 3?
- 04-04-2004 #5Linux Engineer
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the linux installer for ut2003 is on disk 3 of the ut2003 cd set
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ok, I have the Ut 2003 cd set, and I run the linux_instaler.sh, then when it is installing then a window pop-up and says "Please mount the Unreal Tournament 2003 Playdisc CDROM", and i insert the others cd's then I prees ok, but nothing happens. i'm new in linux, so i don't know what to do.
- 05-24-2004 #7Linux Engineer
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This link tells you the answer to your problem:
http://www.linux-gamers.net/modules/...p?articleid=18
I will summarise it here:
Log in as root via $ su -, mount the CD with "mount /media/cdrom" (or your corresponding mountpoint, if it is different.
Then it is recommended that you run "export SETUP_CDROM=/media/cdrom" to prevent the installer from polling all the drives constanly during the install.
Start the installer from the base directory where your CDROM is mounted (i.e. /media) dir via # ./cdrom/linux_installer.sh, not by running # ./linux_installer.sh since then the mountpoint is blocked and you won't be able to switch CDs.
Since you need to unmount and mount the next CDs login a second time as root and change into the /media directory to run # umount cdrom and # mount cdrom when needed.
Then it will as you to insert "Play Disc", this is Disc 1, then it will ask you for "Disc Number One" which is in reality is Disc 2 and finally it will ask you for "Disc Number Two" which is Disc 3.
Confusing? it certainly is! blame the damn game devs for messing up the cd names.Proud to be a GNU/Gentoo Linux user!
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ok, I tried that way, but it gives a message that says "-bash: ./cdrecorder/linux_installer.sh: No such file or directory" what I did was, "su-", then "mount /media/cdrecorder" then "export SETUP_CDRECORDER=/media/cdrecorder" then "./cdrecorder/linux_installer.sh
did I do it rite ? or it was wrong ?
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linux:/media/cdrecorder # export SETUP_CDRECORDER=/media/cdrecorder
linux:/media/cdrecorder # ./cdrecorder/linux_installer.sh
-bash: ./cdrecorder/linux_installer.sh: No such file or directory
linux:/media/cdrecorder # export SETUP_CDROM=/media/cdrecorder
linux:/media/cdrecorder # ./cdrecorder/linux_installer.sh
-bash: ./cdrecorder/linux_installer.sh: No such file or directory
that was what i exactly did.....i'm wrog ?


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