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Unable to get root node! Segmentation fault
Unable to get root node! Segmentation fault
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then, from the PlaneShift directory rename the files: updateservers.xml and updaterinfo.xml
 
Edit: updateservers.xml and updaterinfo.xml
    
    
to: updateservers.xml-old and updaterinfo.xml-old
in the root of the PlaneShift directory so that <mirrors> tag looks like
this:


<pre>
<mirrors>
      <mirror id="1" name="server1" url="http://194.116.72.94/update/" />
</mirrors>
</pre>
 
and try to update again.
and try to update again.


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Revision as of 17:14, 23 February 2012

Problems before entering the game

To start PlaneShift from a Linux command line

If PlaneShift is installed in your home directory:

~/PlaneShift/psclient

or

~/PlaneShift/pslaunch


To update PlaneShift from a Linux command line

If PlaneShift is installed in your home directory:

~/PlaneShift/pslaunch --console

If the updater fails with errors such as:

Unable to get root node! Segmentation fault

Edit: updateservers.xml and updaterinfo.xml

in the root of the PlaneShift directory so that <mirrors> tag looks like this:

<mirrors>
      <mirror id="1" name="server1" url="http://194.116.72.94/update/" />
</mirrors>

and try to update again.



Graphics card drivers

Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, etc, will install or offer to install the latest stable version of your graphics card driver for you.

If you are using a different Linux distribution and it does not automatically install an optimised driver for your graphics card then you can install one manually.

NVIDIA: http://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp

AMD/ATI: http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/Pages/index.aspx

Intel: http://www.intel.com/p/en_UK/support/graphics/

Each of these web sites have Linux drivers for their laptop and desktop computers' graphics cards. Documentation regarding their installation will be included with the driver.