roluncher Segmentation fault.

[Elanor]

I'm trying to run latest Regnum Online on a core i5 with 16GB of ram and intel video running a fresh fedora 24 installation. the only output i get is a segmentation fault message. it used to work perfectly on Ubuntu 16.04
The link os for the strace output. Any help greatly appreciated.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3...EY2TzllTF9QTEU

[_Enio_]

You need to use the new launcher from this post.

It hasit fixed already, it will auto-update to a even never version, but that one should get you to that updating.

Edit: You need the 64Bit one, just copy it over the current one in regnum folder (usually located in your home folder).
Edit2: You might also need the libjpeg62 and libpng12 libraries.

I did bundle those for another user on dropbox >>here<<. It contains rolauncher and those 2 libs for x86_64, just put it in regnum folder overwriting rolauncher.

[Adrian]

Hi Elanor,

This is already solved, as Enio stated, but sadly the installer is not updated yet (we're doing that in the following days when we finish another fix we are trying to achieve) and that is the root of the issue you're having.

If you download the launcher alone and replace it with this one, your problem should be fixed:

http://download01.regnumonlinegame.com/autopatch/launcher_linux64/rolauncher


We tested in our installation of Fedora 24 and it works properly.

Sorry for the inconvenience!

[_Enio_]

Oh there you hid the link, in its own launcher folder! I was trying on live_linux64!

How did you resolve the jpeg/png dependencies?

[Adrian]

Originally Posted by _Enio_

How did you resolve the jpeg/png dependencies?

Those were statically linked and GTK was complaining about it. So, now they are not linked like that anymore and rolauncher asks the system for them now. Any system that has been used a while has them and if not, you can install them. To avoid GTK having problems, better use the ones that the distro repositories provide.

The other problem I mention is the one of the other thread, about old architectures like Nocona. We'll make that available soon for testing (Well, it is on Amun right now but it's private :P )

[_Enio_]

I see, nice.

Originally Posted by Adrian

The other problem I mention is the one of the other thread, about old architectures like Nocona. We'll make that available soon for testing (Well, it is on Amun right now but it's private :P )

I was able to update the game binary from Amun, jus in case it might be of interest, the SIGILL instruction from the other thread is still there.

[enio@thinkpad live]$ cat log.txt | grep build
[09/08/2016 21:50:39] [ClientBase][client_base.cpp(343)] Client build: 39631
[enio@thinkpad live]$ objdump -d game | grep sahf
 11966ba:    9e                       sahf   
[enio@thinkpad live]$ cd ../test
[enio@thinkpad test]$ cat log.txt | grep build
[10/08/2016 10:34:04] [ClientBase][client_base.cpp(343)] Client build: 39663
[enio@thinkpad test]$ objdump -d game | grep sahf
 11145ca:    9e                       sahf

Edit: For gcc the compiler option to not get this instruction used would be

-mno-sahf

.