I have followed all instructions that I can find for installing ut2003-bonuspack-epic and alas it starts with these errors still. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. emerge ut2003 2. emerge ut2003-bonuspack-epic 3. ebuild /usr/portage/games-fps/ut2003-bonuspack-epic/ut2003-bonuspack-epic-1.ebuild config 4. ut2003 Actual Results: When running #ut2003 I get no signs of the bonus pack and this output to console: ERROR: Could not open OGGPlayer.u for reading! ERROR: Could not open SkaarjPack_rc.u for reading! ERROR: Could not open SkaarjPack.u for reading! ERROR: Could not open BonusPack.u for reading! Xlib: extension "XiG-SUNDRY-NONSTANDARD" missing on display ":0.0". pause_audiodevice stubbed for 0x2 There does not seem to be /opt/ut2003/epic-install as mentioned in the ebuild notes. It appears that the bonus-pack was correctly unziped and the apporate files edited. Running ut2k3 as root I get: fcntl: Invalid argument fcntl: Invalid argument Xlib: extension "XiG-SUNDRY-NONSTANDARD" missing on display ":0.0". However I don't think that the bonuspack is active. (What would be a sure way to know?) I have checked the permissions they all seem ok, I just don't know what is going wrong.. I can see and open the files errored for no read.. such as #less /opt/ut2003/BonusPack.u I tried deleteing ~/.ut2003 but that just gave me this new error (opps!): MisingIni History: Exiting due to error So here I am now I can't even run ut2003 anymore (as non-root)... *sigh*
On an attempt to re-emerge the bonus-pack I noted this: >>> Install ut2003-bonuspack-epic-1 into /var/tmp/portage/ut2003-bonuspack-epic-1/image/ category games-fps install: cannot stat `/usr/portage/games-fps/ut2003-bonuspack-epic/files/epic-installer': No such file or directory `/var/tmp/portage/ut2003-bonuspack-epic-1/work/UT2003-BonusPack/System/Manifest.ini' -> `/var/tmp/portage/ut2003-bonuspack-epic-1/image///opt/ut2003/Manifest.ini.epic' man: >>> Completed installing into /var/tmp/portage/ut2003-bonuspack-epic-1/image/
I just changed the installer name, so wait 30 then try again. If this doesn't solve the problem, reopen this bug.
Still same error: ERROR: Could not open SkaarjPack_rc.u for reading! ERROR: Could not open SkaarjPack.u for reading! ERROR: Could not open BonusPack.u for reading! I know its not me as a went to the trouble of unmerging ut2003 and deleting ~/.ut2003 but alas it still gives me this.
OK. I found the problem. I was missing a couple "System" paths in the ebuild. Everything should be working fine now.
I re-opened this bug as now I get this error on another computer, tested on main one and I get same problem: >>> Install ut2003-bonuspack-epic-1 into /var/tmp/portage/ut2003-bonuspack-epic-1/image/ category games-fps cp: `/var/tmp/portage/ut2003-bonuspack-epic-1/image///opt/ut2003/System': specified destination directory does not exist Try `cp --help' for more information. !!! ERROR: games-fps/ut2003-bonuspack-epic-1 failed. !!! Function src_install, Line 47, Exitcode 1 !!! Copying System files Took a look at the ebuild seems to be this line its referenceing, however I can not fix it yet (however I am reading all the damn material but still not getting it to have a damn space) cp ${S}/System/{*.{det,est,frt,int,itt,kot,tmt,u},User.ini} ${Ddir}/System \ || die "Copying System files"
I found a solution: Comment out the funny copy: #cp ${S}/System/{*.{det,est,frt,int,itt,kot,tmt,u},User.ini} ${Ddir}/Sy$ # || die "Copying System files" And add the system folder to the line above: cp -r ${S}/{Maps,Sounds,StaticMeshes,Textures,System} ${Ddir} \ || die "Copying Maps/Sounds/Textures" I haven't had any problems doing it this way. Plus I don't think it even overwrites any files b/c of this line in src_unpack takes care of the only problem I can see: # This is done since the files are the same rm ${S}/Textures/LastManStanding.ut Sorry if this isn't the place to put this stuff but I am a big newb about this.
Funny enough, I had fixed that in my repository and had forgotten to commit it. It should work fine now.
I definitely did not want tocomment the copy, becauseI don't like copying crap that is good only in windows, like .dll files. Anyway, adding the dodir ${Ddir}/System before the copies takes care of it.
