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[vox-tech] RTCW, sound problem
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[vox-tech] RTCW, sound problem
I've recently decided to give gaming a try in Linux. I managed to get
Duke3D working, and it runs great. So next I try Return to Castle
Wolfenstein (RTCW). I think I installed it all correctly (only a couple
steps), but there is a problem with the sound.
It starts in multi-player mode, I think, with a menu screen. Here
everything seems fine: sound, graphics, and I can change graphic
options. I haven't tried to play multiplayer because I'm not yet
interested.
The problem is when I choose single-player mode on the menu. When I
first tried, I did not have ALSA installed. Single-player would work
but without sound (couldn't find /dev/dsp). A google search indicated
it might work with ALSA, so I installed ALSA and ALSA-OSS. ALSA seems
to work fine with all my other applications, but now when I choose
single-player, RTCW hangs with a blank screen and movable mouse cursor.
When I go to another terminal and kill "wolfsp.x86", I get back my
Xterm and see it died at "sound initialization". No other info is given.
I can't seem to find this particular problem mentioned on the web. Any
ideas? Supposedly the linux implementation of RTCW is similar to Quake3.
Thanks,
Jonathan
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