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    Danger From the Deep -- Permissions?

    I've managed to get it installed ok but, when I go to run it, I get nothing.

    Starting it from the terminal produces:

    Caught exception: DftD error: Can't open directory /usr/share/games/dangerdeep/objects/airplanes/
    Stack trace: (5 frames)
    0x8070202 in dangerdeep at ??:0
    0x806d431 in dangerdeep at ??:0
    0x806d4f1 in dangerdeep at ??:0
    0xb7a5b040 in __libc_start_main at ??:0
    0x804e6a1 in dangerdeep at ??:0

    I'm thinking this may be a permissions problem but, I can't figure how to get around it.

    Can anyone give me some insight to this?
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    Re: Danger From the Deep -- Permissions?

    I get this message when I try to run it:
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    dangerdeep: error while loading shared libraries: libfftw3f.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
    I have no idea what the libfftw3f.so.3 library is. Which package did you use to install it?

    EDIT - nvm, I figured it out, it needed the fftw3 package from the repositories

    I don't have the same problem as you however, the game runs fine. I'll ask again, which package did you use to install it? I used the .bin file from the site.
    Last edited by cogadh; July 30th, 2007 at 01:19 AM.

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    Re: Danger From the Deep -- Permissions?

    Quote Originally Posted by cogadh View Post
    I get this message when I try to run it:
    Code:
    dangerdeep: error while loading shared libraries: libfftw3f.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
    I have no idea what the libfftw3f.so.3 library is. Which package did you use to install it?
    I just downloaded what they had on their website and let 'er rip.
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    Re: Danger From the Deep -- Permissions?

    There are three or four different Linux packages on the site, which one did you use?

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    Re: Danger From the Deep -- Permissions?

    Quote Originally Posted by cogadh View Post
    There are three or four different Linux packages on the site, which one did you use?
    I couldn't seem to get the .bin to run so:

    dangerdeep_0.3.0.1_i386.deb is the one I used.
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    Re: Danger From the Deep -- Permissions?

    That might be the problem, that is the unstable, unmaintained version of the game.

    In order to get the .bin to run, you first need to make it executable. I just do that by right-clicking on the file, select permisions, go to the permissions tab and check the box that says "Allow executing this file as a program". Then its just a simple matter of running it like this:
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    sudo ./dangerdeep-0.3.0-linux-installer.bin
    After that, I just had to install the Fast Fourier Transform library and the game runs fine.

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    Re: Danger From the Deep -- Permissions?

    Quote Originally Posted by cogadh View Post
    That might be the problem, that is the unstable, unmaintained version of the game.

    In order to get the .bin to run, you first need to make it executable. I just do that by right-clicking on the file, select permisions, go to the permissions tab and check the box that says "Allow executing this file as a program". Then its just a simple matter of running it like this:
    Code:
    sudo ./dangerdeep-0.3.0-linux-installer.bin
    After that, I just had to install the Fast Fourier Transform library and the game runs fine.
    Nope. That didn't work. I copied it to my home directory and tried it from there. Nada.

    ----------- GOT IT! Forgot to change permissions on the file.

    Thanks for your help.
    Last edited by gjtoth; July 30th, 2007 at 01:47 AM. Reason: GOT IT!
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    Re: Danger From the Deep -- Permissions?

    Fast Fourier Transform library ??? Where from?

    I played this on 64 bit sabayon the other evening - very nice!

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    Re: Danger From the Deep -- Permissions?

    From the Ubuntu repositories, just search Synaptic for it, you'll find it.

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    Re: Danger From the Deep -- Permissions?

    I will give this game a try. Looks cool.

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