It's an issue when the bomb explodes
I've seen people fly quite high
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> > Any
Nope, I'm using the latest official drivers.
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> so know i can go back to my first feeling... that is yours, nathan.
> i thought exactly what you said (windows forwarding broadcast packets, and
> linux not), then was very disappointed about the all-seeing-eye "finding"
> (displaying) my lan server.
Yep. This question comes up all the time; I
right, some precisions :
yes, obviously, linux kernel doesn't seem to pass hl lan browser broadcast
packets to hlds when it's bound to a particular interface ("+ip local_ip").
*but* the all-seeing-eye (and its "find lan servers" tool) actually displays
ip-specified lan servers.
...
omg, i've j
>From: "Nathan O'Sullivan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Fri, 19 Jul 2002 17:46:42 +1000
>Most of that's wrong; so just to set the record straight --
Thank you - and everyone else that has helped me with this problem today.
The record is now really straight - or at least t
> I have a GeForce 4 Ti 4400 here running the latest official
> Detonator XP
> 29.42 drivers under XP Pro with no problems in Half-Life
> (under OpenGL).
>
> -Simon
We're talking specifically about Counter-Strike, Simon. Above, do you mean
Half-Life DM, TFC? I.e. NOT CS? Or do you not see th
> regardless, my comments on how Linux
> broadcast packets work are correct.
(unless recent 2.4 releases have fixed it; I havent upgraded)
Regards
Nathan
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Perhaps ASE sends query packets to every valid IP on your subnet. I'm
unaware of how ASE scans the LAN; regardless, my comments on how Linux
broadcast packets work are correct.
Regards
Nathan
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Same here. GF2 MX PCI (3D Blaster from Creative Labs) in OpenGL default
mode.
I'm running W2K Pro SP2, and Detonator 2.3.1.1 (because the newer versions
don't allow for the refresh rate fix, and I hate 60Hz).
I don't see the "floaters" that often, but enough to annoy me (and get me
killed in a
then explain to me WHY my _linux_ server running hlds with its ip specified
_is_ being displayed in the all-seeing-eye and _not_ in halflife lan browser
please
explain to me
:-P
-- djeyl
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From: "Nathan O'Sullivan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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No, I've seen this alot too, and it pisses me off to no end. I end up
shooting at ground level below the guy, hoping I'm shooting in the right
spot to hit his anti-gravity ass
Any chance this will be fixed soon Valve?
StanTheMan
TheHardwareFreak
http://www.hardwarefreak.com
rcon admin at:
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Most of that's wrong; so just to set the record straight --
The linux kernel does not pass received broadcast packets to applications
bound to a particular interface. Windows does. Hence, servers with a
specified IP running under windows will show up in the the game browser, but
those running u
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