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Author Topic:  Newbie Install issues - Ubuntu 10.04  (Read 9360 times)

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wc5b

« on: 30, August 2010, 23:26:31 »
Hi, I am using this site http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=734876 to help get me installed, but when I get to ./configure and it tells me no such program or file. I tried sh ./configure and sudo ./configure and tried it with the configure.in and it gave a bash error. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

elwin013

« Reply #1 on: 31, August 2010, 12:04:25 »
Hi wv5b.
You should do ./bootstrap firstly. Then ./configure, make and make install. It will put game in ~/daimonin.

Also I provide install script for Dai ( http://daimonin.elwin013.com ). You can use it (e.g. sh dai-installer.sh install single ubuntu).
« Last Edit: 02, September 2010, 17:47:17 by elwin013 »

pattyc

« Reply #2 on: 02, September 2010, 13:21:32 »
Hi I cannot get this to work, when I type ./bootstrap I get:
./bootstrap: 2: aclocal: not found
I get the same when I try to do the ./configure.
This might be a simple thing but only just found the wonders of Ubuntu.
Any help would be appreciated.

elwin013

« Reply #3 on: 02, September 2010, 17:47:04 »
Mhm, you should install some packages (for bootstrap script it is autoconf and automake).

This command will install you all needed packages (for build game and play it):
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sudo apt-get install libsdl1.2-dev libsdl-mixer1.2-dev libsdl-image1.2-dev libcurl4-gnutls-dev libphysfs-dev autoconf automake

pattyc

« Reply #4 on: 03, September 2010, 11:43:56 »
Thankyou lots!!! you are a legend :)

elwin013

« Reply #5 on: 03, September 2010, 20:24:50 »
No problem. :) If you have any other question/problem just ask on forum :)

Ellwoodblues

« Reply #6 on: 22, January 2012, 06:40:28 »
Stolen without permission from Ubuntu forums as I'm slowly picking up on Ubuntu and it took me six hours to get Diamonin for linux installed :

Quote
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=734876

[SOLVED] HOWTO: Install daimonin (online mmorpg client)
Below is a guide to compile daimonin an online mmorpg game.


http://www.daimonin.com/downloads (link to download page)

Modified from original post, directing to download page instead of homepage --Ell


1. Download daimonin

2. Extract and put the client folder in your home folder

3. Copy and paste the following in a terminal and press enter:
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sudo apt-get install libsdl1.2debian libsdl1.2-dev libsdl-mixer1.2 libsdl-mixer1.2-dev libsdl-image1.2 libsdl-image1.2-dev libphysfs-dev libcurl3-gnutls-dev [b]autoconf automake[/b]
Added autoconf and automaker as suggested by elwin013's post. --Ell
5. Copy and paste the following in a terminal and press enter:
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cd ~/client/make/linux
6. In the terminal type:
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./configure
7. Then
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make
8. And finally (without sudo):
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make install
You should now have a fully working daimonin client

Just browse to your home folder then open the daimonin-0.9.7 folder then double click/execute the daimonin executable.

You can add a menu entry accordingly.

--Bumping thread, stealing post from Ubuntu's forums RE installing Diamonin and adding the two extra packages mentioned by elwin013 to the "copy/paste" list of packages mentioned in the Ubuntu forum instructions step 3.

smacky

« Reply #7 on: 22, January 2012, 14:05:39 »
Which reminded  me to update the dl page. So now to install the client on Linux (several distros including Ubuntu) just use elwin013's fantastic script (either CLI or GTK) which makes the whole process simple -- basically one command (CLI) or choose from menus (GTK). Currently this will only do the stable (0.10.5) client, although should work on 32 or 64 bit. It should be easy enough to update it to do the dev client toom so I should email elwin or do it myself (it's GPL).

Anyway, hop over to the dl page and give it a go please (been a while since I tried it, and only on Ubuntu too).

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