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From: Azalyn <zen...@vi...> - 2004-01-26 00:28:34
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Hey there. I was asked by mist to compile all this info, and post it to this list, so here it is. ^_^ I've gotten PSOload v2.0a working in Linux, by using WINE. (http://www.winehq.com/) My Wine version is "Wine 20030508", pretty old as you can see. I compiled it myself. My Linux distribution is pretty darned old too, I'm using Slackware 7.1 so chances are that since it works on my system, it'll work on pretty much everyone else's system too. The dll's I got were the following: iphlpapi.dll ----- Win98SE DLL-Version NTDLL.DLL ----- Win98 DLL-Version netapi32.dll ----- Win98SE DLL-Version dhcpcsvc.dll ----- Win98SE DLL-Version ipcfgdll.dll ----- Win98SE DLL-Version advapi32.dll ----- Win98SE DLL-Version I tossed all of the above in Wine's System directory. I'm not sure if they're all 100% required, but getting'em all would be safe. I got all of these from: http://www.drd.dyndns.org/search.html They've got an archive with a bunch of DLL's from various Windows versions (mostly 9X I think, which is what WINE needs). By the way, notice that NTDLL.DLL above was typed in caps, thats because the search thing on the above website seems to be buggy, when you search "ntdll.dll" in lowercase it seems to return a bunch of irrelevant results, while searching for "NTDLL.DLL" in caps, gets you the results you're looking for. The above site can be found by googling for "drd dll" without the quotes, it'll be the first result that pops up. However, I'm not totally sure about the legality of the site... If anyone needs more info, contact me on IRC. (I hardly ever check my email) /azalyn |
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From: Groepaz <gr...@gm...> - 2004-01-26 08:41:51
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On Sunday 25 January 2004 13:15, Azalyn wrote: > Hey there. > I was asked by mist to compile all this info, and post it to this list, so > here it is. ^_^ > > I've gotten PSOload v2.0a working in Linux, by using WINE. > (http://www.winehq.com/) My Wine version is "Wine 20030508", pretty old as > you can see. I compiled it myself. My Linux distribution is pretty darned > old too, I'm using Slackware 7.1 so chances are that since it works on my > system, it'll work on pretty much everyone else's system too. i had to disable psoloads builtin dns server and run my own instead to make it work.... might be worth a try if you get "unable to bind to socket" errors. gpz |
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From: <a.b...@fr...> - 2004-01-26 11:47:59
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Quoting Groepaz <gr...@gm...>: > On Sunday 25 January 2004 13:15, Azalyn wrote: > i had to disable psoloads builtin dns server and run my own instead to = make > it work.... might be worth a try if you get "unable to bind to socket" > errors. >=20 Hello, you got this message because normal users arent allowed to bind ports und= er 1024 and dns uses port 53. if you already have got your own dns server on you network, you can just make it resolve the PSO server name, else, you can = simply run psoload as root. |
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From: Groepaz <gr...@gm...> - 2004-01-26 11:57:46
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On Monday 26 January 2004 12:47, a.b...@fr... wrote: > Quoting Groepaz <gr...@gm...>: > > On Sunday 25 January 2004 13:15, Azalyn wrote: > > i had to disable psoloads builtin dns server and run my own instead to > > make it work.... might be worth a try if you get "unable to bind to > > socket" errors. > > Hello, > > you got this message because normal users arent allowed to bind ports under > 1024 and dns uses port 53. if you already have got your own dns server on > you network, you can just make it resolve the PSO server name, else, you > can simply run psoload as root. uhmz my wine runs suid root so thats probably not it (i think?!) gpz |
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From: <bo...@bo...> - 2004-01-26 12:37:54
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On Mon, Jan 26, 2004 at 01:09:15PM +0100, Groepaz wrote: > uhmz my wine runs suid root so thats probably not it (i think?!) Hmm, the other case when such a message happens, is if you already have an application which has bound a socket to this port. ie : if you 've got a dns server running on this host. Regards, -- Alexandre Boeglin e. mail : al...@bo... | Jabber : bo...@ja... ICQ UIN : 38852646 | Website : http://www.boeglin.org/ GPG fingerprint : 6B02 86CA A79E FA83 2FF0 3B83 14DE 4187 39C1 2786 |
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From: <phr...@o2...> - 2004-01-26 13:17:27
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Right then, I am in UK so my cube is a PAL cube (anyone else running PAL?= ) It was bought mid december of last year. Am using psoload v1.1 OSX/Linux port running on Linux. (Are we getting a v2.0 OSX/Linux port?) Can't seem to get it running in DolWin at all. Is there anything special i need to do? Could the fact that it is PAL be causing the boot only as far as PID hash= table? Also would it be simple to check if the cube is PAL and enable the frameb= uffer in PAL or PAL60 mode? If so i would like to implement this as my tv doesn't do 60Hz to well :-(= To access the CVS properly i am guessing i register with SF then ask the maintainer to add my username to CVS access? If this is the case then could you add me Michael? my username is phreaks= ter. Good work on the doc gropeaz. Should be very helpful. Mike |
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From: Michael S. <st...@in...> - 2004-01-26 15:17:25
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On Jan 26, 2004, at 2:16 PM, phr...@o2... wrote: > Right then, I am in UK so my cube is a PAL cube (anyone else running > PAL?) tmbinc, me, ionic, alan - actually most of us. > It was bought mid december of last year. > > Am using psoload v1.1 OSX/Linux port running on Linux. (Are we getting > a > v2.0 OSX/Linux port?) > > Can't seem to get it running in DolWin at all. Is there anything > special > i need to do? DolWin won't work at the current status any more, because it does not support virtual memory - GameCube games don't need it, but Linux depends on it. > Could the fact that it is PAL be causing the boot only as far as PID > hash > table? It might have to do with PSOload 1.1. I use a mid-December 2003 PAL GC and I have the full screen with PSOload 2.0 > Also would it be simple to check if the cube is PAL and enable the > framebuffer > in PAL or PAL60 mode? Yes. The framebuffer *is* in PAL mode - at least on your GC. As I understand the code, it inherits the mode from the PSO game. > If so i would like to implement this as my tv doesn't do 60Hz to well > :-( > > To access the CVS properly i am guessing i register with SF then ask > the > maintainer to add my username to CVS access? > > If this is the case then could you add me Michael? my username is > phreakster. Sure, I've added you. Btw, anonymous CVS always returns the state of 24 hours before. Michael |
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