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[rmrockit]

 

Do what i said to do before:

 

1. cd /user/russ/pathToJar

2. [you won't need to chmod as you already did]

3. java -Xmx1024M -jar gbloader.jar

 

[the value 1024 can be changed if it still doesn't work... change it to:

 

java -Xmx2048M -jar gbloader.jar

 

and if that doesn't work then it is a completely different problem 2GB of memory is quite enough for the space :)]

 

Also to install skype on linux: 

 

apt-get install skype

or

yum install skype

 

Should work..

[I forget if your version uses yum or apt-get]

It still says no such file or directory when I try to use that cd before anything, just as it did before. I did it again because it gave me that error before.

 

Exactly what is in the terminal after doing it:

 

russ@russ-System-Product-Name:~$ cd /russ/Downloads/eldevin_linux
bash: cd: /russ/Downloads/eldevin_linux: No such file or directory
russ@russ-System-Product-Name:~$ java -Xmx1024M -jar gbloader.jar
Error: Unable to access jarfile gbloader.jar

Edited by rmrockit, 04 February 2015 - 18:05.

[3kings]

It still says no such file or directory when I try to use that cd before anything, just as it did before. I did it again because it gave me that error before.

 

Exactly what is in the terminal after doing it:

 

russ@russ-System-Product-Name:~$ cd /russ/Downloads/eldevin_linux
bash: cd: /russ/Downloads/eldevin_linux: No such file or directory
russ@russ-System-Product-Name:~$ java -Xmx1024M -jar gbloader.jar
Error: Unable to access jarfile gbloader.jar

do:

 

1. cd user/russ/Downloads/eldevin_linux

2. ls

 

[This will display all files and directories within the path. Try to find the folder it extracted to that way... it might be that it extracted without the full path and the path is now "/user/russ/Downloads/gbloader.jar". No idea though... Find the .zip, extract it, and it will be somewhere within the Downloads/ directory as you extracted it there. It can either be in a folder named "eldevin_linux/" or it could of just extracted in the Downloads/ directory. Go ahead and check. If you need any help, post the output of the "ls" command here. When you find it, do the appropriate cd /russ/Downloads/etc... and run the command "java -Xmx1024M -jar gbloader.jar"]

[rmrockit]

do:

 

1. cd user/russ/Downloads/eldevin_linux

2. ls

 

[This will display all files and directories within the path. Try to find the folder it extracted to that way... it might be that it extracted without the full path and the path is now "/user/russ/Downloads/gbloader.jar". No idea though... Find the .zip, extract it, and it will be somewhere within the Downloads/ directory as you extracted it there. It can either be in a folder named "eldevin_linux/" or it could of just extracted in the Downloads/ directory. Go ahead and check. If you need any help, post the output of the "ls" command here. When you find it, do the appropriate cd /russ/Downloads/etc... and run the command "java -Xmx1024M -jar gbloader.jar"]

It didn't work again, same problem.

 

Here is the output of "ls" in the terminal:

 

russ@russ-System-Product-Name:~$ ls
Desktop    Downloads  Pictures                      Public     Videos
Documents  Music      PlayOnLinux's virtual drives  Templates

[3kings]

It didn't work again, same problem.

 

Here is the output of "ls" in the terminal:

 

russ@russ-System-Product-Name:~$ ls
Desktop    Downloads  Pictures                      Public     Videos
Documents  Music      PlayOnLinux's virtual drives  Templates

did it wrong..

do:

 

cd /user/russ/Downloads

then do:

ls

[rmrockit]

did it wrong..

do:

 

cd /user/russ/Downloads

then do:

ls

Same result.

[3kings]

Same result.

Shouldn't be.. unless you are doing cd command wrong... Copy and paste this:

 

cd ~/Downloads/ ; ls

[rmrockit]

Shouldn't be.. unless you are doing cd command wrong... Copy and paste this:

 

cd ~/Downloads/ ; ls

This is the result. I don't know how I was doing it wrong, I did exactly what you said, but this time it worked and it was different.

 

russ@russ-System-Product-Name:~$ cd ~/Downloads/ ; ls
eldevin_linux  eldevin_linux.zip  StrifeLinux64-0.4.8.0.tar.gz

 

The 'StrikeLinux64-0.4.8.0.tar.gz' is another games file I couldn't figure out how to install to play. So I left it in the downloads folder for now.

[3kings]

This is the result. I don't know how I was doing it wrong, I did exactly what you said, but this time it worked and it was different.

 

russ@russ-System-Product-Name:~$ cd ~/Downloads/ ; ls
eldevin_linux  eldevin_linux.zip  StrifeLinux64-0.4.8.0.tar.gz

 

The 'StrikeLinux64-0.4.8.0.tar.gz' is another games file I couldn't figure out how to install to play. So I left it in the downloads folder for now.

ok then do this:

 

cd ~/Downloads/eldevin_linux/ ; java -Xmx1024M -jar gbloader.jar

[rmrockit]

ok then do this:

 

cd ~/Downloads/eldevin_linux/ ; java -Xmx1024M -jar gbloader.jar

This is the output, and shortly after it opened the games launcher:

 

russ@russ-System-Product-Name:~/Downloads$ cd ~/Downloads/eldevin_linux/ ; java -Xmx1024M -jar gbloader.jar
Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "overlay-scrollbar"
libEGL warning: DRI2: failed to authenticate

[3kings]

This is the output, and shortly after it opened the games launcher:

 

russ@russ-System-Product-Name:~/Downloads$ cd ~/Downloads/eldevin_linux/ ; java -Xmx1024M -jar gbloader.jar
Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "overlay-scrollbar"
libEGL warning: DRI2: failed to authenticate

Ouch... That is an error that requires some detailed fixing. Unfortunately, i have to go now and will be back around 6pm. Maybe somebody else can help you with this error.

[rmrockit]

Ouch... That is an error that requires some detailed fixing. Unfortunately, i have to go now and will be back around 6pm. Maybe somebody else can help you with this error.

I hope so. Thanks... I don't know why it's gotta be so complicated to play this game on Linux, but apparently it'll be easier on Windows, most games are - it's confusing. I'm not a coder, I don't think I'll ever understand enough to be before I get old.

[rmrockit]

I hope someone can guide me on this. I don't know what else to do, to get this to work.

[rmrockit]

You'll want to assign more memory by default and use the same command that the .sh file uses:

java -Xmx1024M -jar gbloader.jar

 

There may be some problems with the OpenJDK version hanging when loading, so please try to install the Oracle Java version manually from here:

http://java.com/en/download/manual.jsp

I got Java installed and got rid of the JDK but I still have the same problem. It didn't fix anything. I don't know why, but I cannot play your game. And if no one actually looks into it from your developement team, then I don't think it's going to get fixed. Zorin OS 9 is my OS. Someone on the team should install it on another Partition and try to figure out why it won't work on it. If you don't, then anyone else using this OS is going to have a problem. It's not just me, that's become pretty obvious over the last few days. I will move on for now, I'll check back here in a few days...