X-Rolando

bang bang! Welcome back, Bebul!

I'm just hoping that it will be out at the same time as the final version

Howdy! I could bring some web space (LAMP) + voice (TS/Mumble) hosting to this project, as long as someone would be willing to administer it in non-lethal doses I would also offer to host the actual game server but I'm not 100% sure that I can commit the required CPU cycles (with an AM2 X2 5600+). I occasionally run a single game server on it but haven't done so for quite some time, so I guess I could at least offer something that you can use as a temporary/test box. PS. Joomla + phpbb3 / fireboard?

Apparently an addon that has been edited/removed. I do have CSM v2.0 installed but the .pbo is named CSM_Sounds

It tells me csmsound is missing and then it stops loading up the mission.

I'm currently seeing a problem with gear selection at the briefing screen. When someone tries to add a weapon to their load out, it sucks up all the bandwidth (3 Mb), causing lag when trying to pick your weapons. It does however work just fine when moving stuff to and from an ammo crate.

I did run the install script but for some reason the Dta folder wasn't renamed to dta. Thanks for the heads up!

Howdy... I'm running opensuse 10.3 x64 (GCC 4.2, 2.6.22 kernel) on an X2 3800+ and I'm getting some error messages and then a dump. The first error (No entry '.profilePathDefault' probably has something to do with me not designating the "My Documents\Arma" equivalent. Would anyone mind refreshing my memory and tell me how and where to designate profilePathDefault? I've tried "-profiles=" so far. You can find the full thing here.

Where? Good question. I can't find the interview, so it must have been wishful thinking.

BIS mentioned that they would start working on a Linux dedicated server binary after the mod tools had been finished.

I'm running an OpenSUSE 10.2 dedicated server with Virtualbox 1.4.0 and Win2003 as the guest OS. I downloaded the full 1.08 rar archive and gave the arma_server.exe a try. What I'm greeted with is a Securom style error message: Compatibility mode doesn't help. All I can say is, it worked fine with VMWare and 1.05. Any takers?

I tried installing the 505 version and then patching it but I'm still getting the same Securom error message. I'll try installing a different iteration of Windows.

Try lowering "MaxSizeNonguaranteed", mine is set to 64 and it seems to be better. (at 256 they were still jumping, but the distance from one jump to another was halved...).

I've been running an internal server for a while now (specs at bottom) and for some reason, whenever a mission is transferred from the server to a player (to the clients mpmissions cache) transfer speeds are as low as 1kBps. I can't say this happens to everyone all the time, but I do know that even my PC - which is linked to the server via a CAT6 - almost always only receives missions at 1-2 kBps. So, I'm hoping this has something to do with one of the config files. ArmA.cfg server.cfg Startup Parameters I've opened ports 2302, 2303 and 2305. Specs So then brave Spartans, what do you suggest?

Has anyone been able to compare VMware vs native Windows performance?

Have fun sending another 5 gigs to a far away land. Or you could try copying one ArmA registry key after another. Or we could all beg Suma to release a stand alone package... Please? Pretty please? Please pretty please with sugar on top? Please pretty please with sugar on top and some whipped cream and a cherry?

X from the Night Watch gaming community is impatiently waiting for The Big Release, while using VMware. I'm currently trialling a spare rig (3800+, 2GB RAM) but until some proper Linux binaries and general dedicated server bugs/performance issues have been ironed out I'm not sure that I want to put this puppy (or an overhauled version) into a data center.

Sprocket news: http://www.sprocketidea.com/zencart....ws_id=4

All you need is a video card with 2D support.

Marek did say something at the french fan day:

Some info regarding the Linux binaries from ofp2.info and the fan day in Paris: Marek needs a haircut :P

Is it just me or do the insanely fast spinning around motions not reflect what one does ingame... And doesn't it cause insane amounts of caching that puts an unusually heavy loads on the bus and memory?

Just voicing my interest in the matter...