Help to set up BennuGD on Linux 64bit

[Zip]

hi people,
i try to install bennu on my laptop which have, linux mint 10 (julia) based on ubuntu
i follow the tutorial of wiki

1)installed ia32 libs (sudo apt-get install ia32-libs)
2)downlad latest vers of bennu 4 linux
3)chmod a+x etc
4) execute with root permission sudo etc
that is the result

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zip@zip-TravelMate-5335 ~ $ sudo ./bgd-1.0.0RC27r270-installer.sh
Bennu Game Development Installer
(C) 2008-2011 - SplinterGU

Use: ./bgd-1.0.0RC27r270-installer.sh --help for help text

Installing Bennu Game Development...
bgd/
bgd/lib/
bgd/lib/libvideo.so
bgd/lib/libblit.so
bgd/lib/libwm.so
bgd/lib/libdraw.so
bgd/lib/librender.so
bgd/lib/libtext.so
bgd/lib/libgrbase.so
bgd/lib/libjoy.so
bgd/lib/libfont.so
bgd/lib/libsdlhandler.so
bgd/lib/libkey.so
bgd/lib/libbgdrtm.so
bgd/lib/libscroll.so
bgd/lib/libmouse.so
bgd/module/
bgd/module/mod_math.so
bgd/module/mod_joy.so
bgd/module/mod_string.so
bgd/module/mod_sys.so
bgd/module/mod_mathi.so
bgd/module/mod_effects.so
bgd/module/mod_mouse.so
bgd/module/mod_text.so
bgd/module/mod_regex.so
bgd/module/mod_draw.so
bgd/module/mod_path.so
bgd/module/mod_sort.so
bgd/module/mod_dir.so
bgd/module/mod_sound.so
bgd/module/mod_cd.so
bgd/module/mod_file.so
bgd/module/mod_video.so
bgd/module/mod_key.so
bgd/module/mod_m7.so
bgd/module/mod_screen.so
bgd/module/mod_rand.so
bgd/module/mod_grproc.so
bgd/module/mod_wm.so
bgd/module/mod_time.so
bgd/module/mod_say.so
bgd/module/mod_mem.so
bgd/module/mod_blendop.so
bgd/module/mod_timers.so
bgd/module/mod_map.so
bgd/module/mod_proc.so
bgd/module/mod_flic.so
bgd/module/mod_crypt.so
bgd/module/mod_scroll.so
bgd/module/mod_debug.so
bin/
bin/moddesc
bin/bgdi
bin/bgdc
Installing bash autocompletion feature...
done!
zip@zip-TravelMate-5335 ~ $


now i'v tried to run Kof v5 for linux
but it won't start
what i need to do?
thanx

edit: iv tried to do a test:

To test the Bennu installation, you can use the Hello World example or your own code (the screenshot below shows some random code running in a Bennu installation). Save that code to a text file in a known location and navigate to that folder with a terminal.
Now, on the terminal, run:

   bgdc helloworld.prg 

This will generate a new file with the name "helloworld.dcb". Now you can run it:

   bgdi helloworld 

See what happens :)

that is the result T_T (the path it's right )

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zip@zip-TravelMate-5335 ~/Documenti $ bgdc Helloworld.prg
bgdc: error while loading shared libraries: libcrypto.so.1.0.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory


[josebita]

Can you try installing libssl1.0.0:i386 ?

[Zip]

how to install?

[Zip]

how to install?

edit: i download from http://packages.debian.org/wheezy/i386/libssl1.0.0/download
try to istall say me; wrong architecture

Re edit:  amd64 say me: Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: multiarch-support

[josebita]

For what I see, linux mint 10 is based upon Ubuntu 10.10... things get a bit tricky, then. It looks like Mint 10 provides an older version of libssl than what BennuGD is linked against.
You might try a dirty workaround (if you're not going to use the crypto functions in bennu) by creating a link to that file as follows:

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sudo -s [enter your password here]
cd /lib32
ln -s libcrypto.so libcrypto.so.1.0.0
Although the ideal solution would be compiling BennuGD yourself.

[MisterN]

Fedora 16 is a good OS to use, read my tutorial

[Zip]

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zip-TravelMate-5335 ~ # cd /lib32
zip-TravelMate-5335 lib32 # ln -s libcrypto.so libcrypto.so.1.0.0
zip-TravelMate-5335 lib32 #
zip-TravelMate-5335 lib32 # cd
zip-TravelMate-5335 ~ # cd Documenti
zip-TravelMate-5335 Documenti # bgdc Helloworld.prg
bgdc: /lib32/libcrypto.so.1.0.0: version `OPENSSL_1.0.0' not found (required by bgdc)

:S now?

@doctorn im not going to change OS for the moment

[Zip]

people any other chance to start up on linuxmint?
what it mean whit openssl etc? what i need to install?

[josebita]

I'd say your only two options are compiling bennugd yourself (which isn't really that hard) or updating your OS to a more recent version of mint.

[Zip]

In linux how to edit fpg file ?
its better install windows for avoid more problem
or i try to istall fedora?
(+ want to partecipate at pandora rebith compo and deadline is 31 march i need tohurry up with setup of bennu)

[josebita]

Seriously, I'd recommend you upgrade linux mint to version 12.
Here you have a step by step tutorial on how to upgrade it:
http://community.linuxmint.com/tutorial/view/2

I've just submitted new bennugd packages to my PPA which should be drectly installable in 64bit systems, but only in recent versions of Debian/Ubuntu/Mint. The build servers seem to be a bit busy so they might take a bit to compile, but will hit my repo soon (estimate says that they'll be ready this evening, if everything goes fine).

As for FPG editing, others might correct me but FPGEdit should work with wine, AFAIK.

[Zip]

i had a problem whit mint 11 the screen of laptop was DARK
i installet the mint 10 for that cause, im goingo to install mint 12 if i'll have same problem, windows is the way..
stay tuned

[josebita]

i had a problem whit mint 11 the screen of laptop was DARK
i installet the mint 10 for that cause, im goingo to install mint 12 if i'll have same problem, windows is the way..
stay tuned

Ok, good luck with that.
Builds haven't started yet (buildbot says it needs two more hours to start). I hope I didn't make any mistakes in the packaging!

[Zip]

i've just solved backlight problem (changing the grub file adding "nomodeset" ) but now i have a problem whit resolution is totally wrong T_T
my Notebook dont want to se a little pandora in my hands T_T

[josebita]

I've just checked that one can now install 32bit binaries for BennuGD in a 64bit ubuntu-like system directly from my PPA, provided the distro is recent enough.