I realize that there may have been some issues with neglect of the Linux users with the first Savage but you also have to realize that Savage did not do well for them. It did not sell well and people spread the rumor that it was free long before it actually was free. People were not buying the game ...

I bought Savage 1 when it came out. I was happy to support companies that supported Linux. However, they not only dropped support for Linux, they left the Linux users out in the cold. Since it was an on-line only game, without current patches Linux users were screwed for months.

Then some 3rd party ...

Not sure if this is the "best" way to do it... but you could try adding.

-s 10.0.0.0/24 to your DNAT rules.

Or make sure if you have eth0 (internal) you only do NAT rules on that interface.

You have to add that host lines to each of the clients. Otherwise, run a local DNS server.

No, he is doing it right. According to the ssh documentation, the first number is the port to bind on the peer and the second number is the port to which the local ssh should connect when a forwarding is used. He is binding port 2222 on the remote end and directing ssh to connect to port 22 ...

Try this:

http://www.iana.org/assignments/ipv4-address-space

The big ones such as RIPE/APNIC are non-us.

And this for fun: http://www.circleid.com/images/uploads/ ... ternet.jpg

Add the server's hostname and ip to your /etc/hosts.
The ip must be a public routable address. Otherwise, setup a VPN. (ipsec for example)

You must be root to bind a listening port on < 1024.

Try adding a port above 1024 and try again. (sshd_config, you can have more then one port)

Unless you have a need for 64bit don't use it. Do you have > 3GB of RAM? Are you using applications that need 64bits? While almost everything works, there are still several things that do not work in 64bit. finally, if you have x86 installed already, why reinstall for something you probably don't ...

The two longs are normal cron logs and not the issue. My guess is heat and/or power supply.

Check your BIOS when it reboots, very often they have hw temp sensor readings inside the BIOS.

Second, make sure you clean out your fans and heat sinks. Very often they get clogged with dust and don't ...

Good news, I got sound working with the patches I listed above.

From ubuntu
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/8552578/ha_realtek_parch_files.zip


Download the zip, emerge alsa-driver-9999 and start emerge, as soon as you see configure working, pause (ctrl-z) and then cd into the directory ...

I have kernel panics on 2.6.22-gentoo-r2 with these drivers. Followed the instructions, and I get the same ouput as shil, but within a few minutes I get a kernel panic. So I'm just using a USB wireless at the moment.

Ok I managed to get my sound working with a newer kernel however, it required going back to an earlier version of alsa.

00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801G (ICH7 Family) High Definition Audio Controller (rev 02)

Had to emerge the 1.0.14_rc3 version of alsa for it to work.

Doesn't ...

I've tried using the 9999 versions, and still didn't give me sound. I did get some more mixer channels, but no audio even after unmuting.

Furthermore, playing around with model types caused me to kernel panic. (3stack) 8O

EDIT/UPDATE: https://bugtrack.alsa-project.org/alsa-bug/view.php?id=3165 ...

I have problems too on a HP dv6575us with Intel HD.

This seems to a codec support problem for the cards. Even though they are all Intel HD, they have different codecs supported.

See https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/116326

Try this:
cat /proc/asound/card0/codec#0 | head -n1

I have a Realtek ID ...

Web page of Silkroad Online is optimized under below condition.
Windows Operation Systems ( Microsoft Windows 9X/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 )
Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 and above.

Lame! Furthermore, it won't let me go any deeper into the site. How pathetic, and what do they want IE for anyway? Maybe ...

I also got it working, at my full resolution for once too! (2560x1600) :D

I did have to use the -nosound, but also added the -dx8 flags to Gw.exe because some things for DX9 are still not finished. I think it looks a little better with -dx8 instead.

Sure hope they fix the sound, that will finally ...

Maybe we could get your patch in the gentoo ebuild?

Since it's been some time now and the main wine branch still doesn't include them.

I wrote a new ebuild for tclx-8.4. It's in portage but ~x86 masked.

It solves the problem.

Check that wget has passive_ftp set to on.
You can try with it disabled, it your firewall supports it. Normally you want it on.

nmap or if you like a complete scanner nessus.

Both are in portage.

Do we really need ANOTHER thread on good games on linux. Really, just search this forum.

I still have this same problem as well. Bugzilla is down, again, so I can't check.


But if I recall correctly, there was a hack to get it working. Needs to be fixed though.


It's a glibc problem with time.h

Besides that command being dangerous (killing the wrong process), you're not going to be able to ssh without a password or pass phrase.

Why is it you cannot use pass phrases? You can always use one without a password.

For security, you cannot pass a password to ssh via pipe or input redirect ...

Why firewall in both hosts as arguments? More over, that will enter firewall, then can you close the connection and tunnel will stay up or not?

In my example I had two firewalls. You only have one so you will need to modify it a bit. It's just there to give you an example.

Use -N -f to have ...