[bf1942] you should all know by now...

[jon torrez]

I've been having this problem as well; I use FreeBSD and run the server
using the linux_base emulation package in the ports tree.

I have run various iterations of debugging methods and can not isolate
what exactly causes it, From what I have witnessed it seems that the
failures, for me; are when there are multiple simultaneous aiming loops
occure - this is all that I can gather from the output produced from the
server and function calls I have logged.  Sadly I do not know the
internal structure of how the linux server is coded and debugging it is
not fun.

pid 97006 (bf1942_lnxded), uid 1011, was killed: out of swap space

This is the most common occurrence the signal used is SIGKILL (9)

This system has more then enough memory and virtual memory, maybe not
enough clock cycles though :)

-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Wood [mailto:wawoodtx at attbi.com] 
Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 6:46 PM
To: bf1942 at icculus.org
Subject: RE: [bf1942] you should all know by now...

Niels, I have finally experianced what you were talking about. Seems
that right after you fire a round that if you try to fire the next
immediately, your sight picture will jump up quite a bit, enough to make
you miss. If you wait an extra second, no jump. Strange.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Niels van Rooij (Pimp Jr.) [mailto:pimpjr at planetpacs.com] 
> Sent: Monday, February 10, 2003 12:34 PM
> To: bf1942 at icculus.org
> Subject: Re: [bf1942] you should all know by now...
> 
> 
> Ping is great, serverload is 99.8% idle with 0 (or even 2) 
> players and it seems stable (but so was the last build). 
> There are however a few gameplay bugs. These are the ones 
> we've encountered so far:
> 
> * When zooming in with a gun it almost automatically zooms 
> out again. (Might have something to do with the speed stuff 
> people mentioned before).
> * When in a tank, after reloading your crosshair moves up a 
> few notches automatically, ruining the aim.
> 
> Niels