[cod] Segmentation Fault(core dumped)

[Adam Dixon]

I normally run my cod linux games with the following line;
./cod_lnxded +set ttycon 0 +set dedicated 2 +set g_gametype tdm +exec 
servertdm.cfg

Perhaps try those two options included. Otherwise Im not too sure.

I have a few running on Linux machines and 2 running on FreeBSD 4.8/4.9 
STABLE. Without issue as yet.

And it should start up something like;
Sys_LoadDll(/usr/local/games/cod/main/game.mp.i386.so)... ok
Sys_LoadDll(game) found **vmMain** at  0x3100ffc0 
Sys_LoadDll(game) succeeded!
------- Game Initialization -------
gamename: Call of Duty
gamedate: Jan 26 2004
0 teams with 0 entities
-----------------------------------


I also agree dedicated servers should just be one download, eg like EA 
do for battlefield, with a server-only download. But Im happy that they 
release linux builds for games let alone make like easy for us.

Adam


Mike wrote:

> Hello, I'm getting this error when running CoD on FreeBSD 5.2 with 
> linux_base-8:
>  
> File Handles:
> ----------------------
> 59716 files in pk3 files
> Sys_LoadDll(/home/formula1/.callofduty/main/game.mp.i386.so)... ok
> Sys_LoadDll(game) found **vmMain** at  0x30c4edd4
> Sys_LoadDll(game) succeeded!
> ==== RestartGame ====
> Segmentation fault (core dumped)
>  
> Here's my start line:
>  
> ./cod_lnxded +set com_zoneMegs 30 +set vm_game 0 +exec server.cfg +set 
> net_ip x.x.x.x +set net_port 28960 +set g_gametype "sd" +map mp_dawnville
>  
>  
>  
> It may be a FreeBSD problem or may be a problem with me (this is my 
> first time setting up cod, and I very much disliked the fact that I 
> had to retrive files from the CD first. Not to sound arrogant or 
> bigger than the game, but we people that serve games are part of the 
> reason why you are able to sell multiplayer games, we shouldn't be 
> required to upload all of these files from the CD; even though I do 
> have the cd - it makes things much more complicated.)
>  
>  
> Thanks in advance,
> Mike


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