Unreal tournament 2004 problems

[VinceYoungXpress]

Hi I recently tried to install unreal tournament 2004. I followed this guide for the installation:

http://gaming.gwos.org/doku.php/guides:32bit:ut2004dvd

When I try to run ut2004 this error comes up in terminal

Xlib: extension "XFree86-DRI" missing on display ":1.0".
WARNING: ALC_EXT_capture is subject to change!
Either GL_EXT_bgra or glDrawRangeElements not supported- bailing out.

Does anyone know how to fix this?

[FrozenFox]

I suspect your video drivers aren't properly installed.

In the terminal, what does glxinfo | grep direct give you?

Also, what video card are you using?

[VinceYoungXpress]

Xlib: extension "XFree86-DRI" missing on display ":1.0".
direct rendering: No (If you want to find out why, try setting LIBGL_DEBUG=verbose)


That is what I get when I put that in terminal. My graphics card is an An ATI radeon xpress 200m.

[VinceYoungXpress]

I just noticed that I was using the wrong guide I should have been using the 64bit one. However, when I followed those instructions I still came up with an error message when I tried to run unreal tournament 2004.

./ut2004-bin-linux-amd64: 1: cannot create
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./ut2004-bin-linux-amd64: 1: ELF

: not found
./ut2004-bin-linux-amd64: 2: Syntax error: ")" unexpected

[FrozenFox]

Indeed, no direct rendering = video drivers are not installed correctly or at all.

However, i'm not sure if glxinfo will work correctly w/ ati cards, so try checking the top of fglrxinfo (i think that was the command) for rendering stuff. mesa indirect = not correctly loaded driver, it should be ati. It will most likely say something similar. In which case, I'd like to ask how you installed the drivers and from such refer you to a different means of installing.

As for the error from the 64 bit deal, I'm not sure if it's meant to be like that, but a lot of it is showing up as jibberish letters for me.

That said, I don't think this info will help you, but I'll throw it out in case you want to try anyway if/after your drivers are correctly set up for your video card.

However, permission denied usually means (obviously) your permissions are wrong on the file. sudo chmod 777 -R ~/ut2004 (assuming ut is installed in /home/yourname/ut2004) from within the folder via cd (folder). or a+x the binary itself instead of 777 on the whole folder.

The syntax deal is often because a script is told to be run by sh when it should be run by bash. The file you're dealing with seems to be a binary, but it's possible the issue is the same.. this is usually fixed by opening the script in question and changing the first line from #!/bin/sh to #!/bin/bash.

[SandmanXC]

I have the same problem as VinceYoungXpress . I have followed the guide here (http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Gutsy_Installation_Guide).
I have an ATI Radeon x1100, and the output is exactly the same.