Guest Dan Posted January 29, 2008 Share Posted January 29, 2008 After compiling svn (5022) on Ubuntu 7.10, when attempting to run gemrb on a modded tob install (Classic Adventures Mod) it has the following errors [KEYImporter]: Opening chitin.key...[ERROR][KEYImporter]: Cannot open Chitin.key [ERROR] Cannot Load Chitin.key Termination in Progress... I renamed CHITIN.KEY to chitin.key (it also didn't accept Chitin.key) and ran it again to get this error [KEYImporter]: Searching for projectl.ids...[ERROR]Cannot find DATA/CA-STUF.BIF... Resource unavailable. renaming Projectl.ids to projectl.ids (and moving to tob override folder) covers this error... There are still other files not found - does the case-sensitive switch not currently work, or is my install just borked? I did rename GemRB.cfg.sample to GemRB.cfg (note - I tested with a clean install (unmodded) and it still couldn't find CHITIN.KEY .) Link to comment
Guest lynx Posted January 29, 2008 Share Posted January 29, 2008 ##################################################### # Case Sensitive Filesystem [boolean] # # # # If your installed game files are residing on a # # case sensitive filesystem (ext2 on Linux) then # # you need to set this value to 1, it has no # # effect on Windows # ##################################################### CaseSensitive=1 Link to comment
Guest lynx Posted January 29, 2008 Share Posted January 29, 2008 wierd stuff, it works here. Link to comment
Guest Guest Posted January 29, 2008 Share Posted January 29, 2008 ###################################################### Case Sensitive Filesystem [boolean] # # # # If your installed game files are residing on a # # case sensitive filesystem (ext2 on Linux) then # # you need to set this value to 1, it has no # # effect on Windows # ##################################################### CaseSensitive=1 yup, thats what my file says too - even the equals one part. - a question for you, is your chitin.key all in caps (maybe my installation medium was made with different caps than "normal" ) I'll look through the keyimporter plugin and try to find where it looks for the chitin file. Link to comment
Guest Dan Posted January 30, 2008 Share Posted January 30, 2008 I had the files mounted on a windows partion - moving them onto my ext3 partition gets the base install working - hurray! Not exactly sure why, but it might have been how I had it mounted, or something else. Works now though. The modded version still doesn't work - but it seems to just be files that were moved to folders that don't exist in the default install that is giving it problems, so not a case-sensitivity issue. - thanks for your help Link to comment
zefklop Posted January 30, 2008 Share Posted January 30, 2008 I had the files mounted on a windows partion - moving them onto my ext3 partition gets the base install working - hurray! Not exactly sure why, but it might have been how I had it mounted, or something else. Works now though. Windows partition are not case-sensitive, even with linux. In this case, I guess that having set "Case sensitive = no" might have been helpful. If this doesn't solve the problem, so yes, there is a bug. Link to comment
Guest Guest Posted February 19, 2008 Share Posted February 19, 2008 I had the files mounted on a windows partion - moving them onto my ext3 partition gets the base install working - hurray! Not exactly sure why, but it might have been how I had it mounted, or something else. Works now though. Windows partition are not case-sensitive, even with linux. In this case, I guess that having set "Case sensitive = no" might have been helpful. Well, you still need to access the files on an NTFS/FAT partition under linux with the correct case. I can also reproduce this bug btw. It seems like GetResource in KeyImp.cpp doesn't do a proper case insensitive search for the bif files. Link to comment
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