Alexandre Pineau a écrit :
> On Mon, 22 Aug 2005 15:33:40 -0400
> Scott Wolchok <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>>I'm afraid not - /home/scott/.liquidwarrc doesn't exist, so it can't be
>>corrupt.
>
>
> Why this file does'nt exist? Very strange. At home (on i386), If I remove
> this file,
> it is created again by liquidwar! Can you try again and check for the
> configuration
> file?
The file is created in $HOME/.liquidwarrc , what's the value of $HOME?
Indeed it should be created systematically, AFAIK LW writes the file
when one quits the game.
> Does the game fail on exit systematically?
> I have reproduced some fails on exit but of course now all works perfectly. I
> cannot reproduce it now!
> Can you try liquidwar without sound? (liquidwar -silent)
> Without full screen option? (FULLSCREEN = 0 in .liquidwarrc)
> Can you search in /var/log/messages for error messages related to sound card
> (or other)?
Try also to install the allegro-demo and allegro-examples packages.
Allegro demo uses sound so if the problem is Allegro related you should
have the same kind of trouble running it. And if you have no problems I
can still read the demo code and go figure what is different in LW and
makes it behave that way. The examples also contain very basic programs
which show Allegro features. Try to play a .wav file with this tool, and
see what happens.
Good luck, and thanks for your feedback.
Christian.
PS: I highly suspect that this is an Allegro and/or driver issue and not
something which is LW specific but... ...we need to check 8-)
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