[bf1942] Linux 1.4
Tyler Woods
tyler.woods at luminesce-tech.com
Mon Jul 21 15:09:04 EDT 2003
Reinder P. Gerritsen wrote:
>My mistake. Indeed, that was the difference. (what did I mix it up with?
>Hlds perhaps?)
>Sorry 'bout that anyway. :o
>
>I found OB7 working somewhat unstable on SMP enabled kernes, so I kept
>to OB5 for the time being.
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: James Gurney [mailto:james at globalmegacorp.org]
>Sent: Monday, July 21, 2003 20:22
>To: bf1942 at icculus.org
>Subject: Re: [bf1942] Linux 1.4
>
>
>Reinder P. Gerritsen wrote:
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>>Btw, the latest OB's (open Beta's) have optimized binaries for
>>differend CPU's (e.g. AMD and P4 optimized), so I guess that since you
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>>are running
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>That's not strictly true. You're implying that there is a seperate
>binary for the P4 or AMD, which there isn't. The two different versions
>available in the latest open beta are simply either static or
>dynamically linked. I think Andreas might have applied some more
>optimization flags to the compile in the more recent versions, but there
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>are not to my knowledge any binaries compiled specifically for one
>processor type.
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>At any rate, ob7 performs significantly better here than ob6 and
>earlier, so I'd definitely agree that updating is a good idea. In case
>anyone was not aware, the latest open beta can be found here:
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>http://bf1942.lightcubed.com/dist/
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>Regards,
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>James
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Thanks for the help guys. That started the server just fine. I'm running
ob4 and just downloaded ob7 which I will update to after I get this
running. there are no errors when I start the server up but I can't
connect to it from my client. I've got some forums to read but any help
from you guys would be great.
-tyler
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