I have to use my personal laptop with Vista for a while... It happens... and one thing that never worked properly was the graphic card, an ATI’s Mobility Radeon™ X1700 .
To get it working properly with my FPS games (Enemy Territory and Quake Wars), I had to follow this tutorial.
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Tuesday, 21 July 2009
Wednesday, 13 May 2009
Enemy Territory - To Do's for Ubuntu
My favourite site to download ET stuff :) It has the executables, the patches and some hints and tips :)
Plus you should download etpatch 2.60b and follow the instructions :)
In Ubuntu there are a couple of things that you might have to do.
- If you don't have sound when launching the game, do:
- If PB kicks you "by game violation integrity" then go to $INSTALATION_PATH_FOR_ET/pb/ and run pbweb.x86. Then go to your $HOME and do rm -fr .etwolf/pb (to clean previous pb files). Recreate it (mkdir .etwolf/pb) and copy your files from $INSTALATION_PATH_FOR_ET/pb/ to that directory. Then run pbweb.x86 again there.
- Some ATI cards have some issues with Quake games. If you get flashes when running ET, then you have to disable compiz before running the game. Do metacity --replace & before running ET and after it, do compiz --replace &. I don't know how NVIDIA cards behave regarding to this.
#!bin/bash
# Bugz in ET:
# solve flashes
metacity --replace &
# solve sounds
sudo echo "et.x86 0 0 direct" > /proc/asound/card0/pcm0p/oss
# run et
et
# recover graphics
compiz --replace &
# Bugz in ET:
# solve flashes
metacity --replace &
# solve sounds
sudo echo "et.x86 0 0 direct" > /proc/asound/card0/pcm0p/oss
# run et
et
# recover graphics
compiz --replace &
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