Redhat 9? Thats not a 64 bit OS
Rock wrote:
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I have a few running on redhat 9
I just edit the hlds_run so it doesnt auto detect the cpu and I have it run the
hlds_amd as Im not in a 64 bit OS
Thing rocks.
Jacen Andrews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Correct, just as I stated in my reply.
hondaman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Redhat 9? Thats not a 64 bit OS
Rock wrote:
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I have a few running on redhat 9
I just edit the hlds_run so it
The only HL mod that runs in full 64-bit mode is Counter-Strike - none of
the others have the 64-bit shared object (SO).
I have been running a 64-bit CS 1.6 server for well over a month (and a
test version before that) once 64-bit AdminMod and StatsMe were available.
I am running 64-bit versions
You have provided the answer that has prevented me from going postal in
this world of terror, I thank you greatly. Dude, i'm buying you a pizza.
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How did you edit that file(hlds_run), Would it be possible for you to
either show me how you did it or give me a copy of yourhlds_run, because
nobody int he forums knows how to do it, and I've heard others ask how
to skip over the auto-detect as well. thanks so much, this would
actually solve the
Jacen Andrews wrote:
How did you edit that file(hlds_run)
No need to edit the file, just add -binary hlds_amd to the
command-line parameters (just like hlds_run -help describes).
John.
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I would say use -binary ./hlds_amd instead :)
John Beranek wrote:
No need to edit the file, just add -binary hlds_amd to the
command-line parameters (just like hlds_run -help describes).
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Just fyi it seems to need a full path to the binary. Even though its all in the same
dir.
In my case -binary /home/username/hlds_l/hlds_amd
Pascal Berkhahn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would say use -binary ./hlds_amd instead :)
John
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On second thought I think I just needed the ./
Sorry
Rock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:--
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Just fyi it seems to need a full path to the binary. Even though its all in the same
dir.
In my case
How did you edit that file(hlds_run), Would it be possible for you to
either show me how you did it or give me a copy of yourhlds_run, because
nobody int he forums knows how to do it, and I've heard others ask how
to skip over the auto-detect as well. thanks so much, this would
actually solve the
I'm trying desperately to try and run a linux based dedicated server
with an AMD64 chip, but czero keeps crashing. Cleint side, I see
Warning: Connection problem and server side I see a segmentation
fault. I'm using my xp machine to play while the linux system serves, my
questiosn are these:
-Has
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I have a few running on redhat 9
I just edit the hlds_run so it doesnt auto detect the cpu and I have it run the
hlds_amd as Im not in a 64 bit OS
Thing rocks.
Jacen Andrews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying desperately to try and run a
I was told a while ago that czero is broken in 64bit...
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Subject: [hlds_linux] Success with HLDS on AMD64?
I'm trying desperately to try and run a linux based
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