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Silent:
Hi! Sorry for dumb questions but... could please someone help me with assaultcube installation? I think its a .tar.bz2 archive or something like that. Dependencies are here http://assault.cubers.net/download.html Is it possible? I need a step by step guide cos im kinda noob when it comes to linux and stuff. Thanx!

P.S. Will importsce "all_deps_i_need" + sourceforge.net as an opt instead of wheezy work?
P.P.S. How can i manually download something and make an sce of it within dCore or Win?

Jason W:
Importing and loading the deps would work on dCore like on Debian.  But the installation of upstream/non-Debian programs varies widely, there is no one way to install them.   

Perhaps if someone gets this game installed and running they can provide some insight on this specific app.

Silent:
First i would like to thank you for such a fast reply.

Oh... ok i see. There is an older version of AC on Weezy, but i wanted the newest one. In Ubuntu (different OS, but Debian based, as long as i know) i have installed some custom .tar stuff. I just had to extrat the archive somwhere on disk an run .sh script which done the installation. So... my next question will be... does dCore X86 native support this .sh installing or what to use to run such a script (if provided in AC.tar.bz2) and what is the best app to "rip" archives?

I hope im not wasting too much of your precious time with such a trivial thing like a game is..........

Jason W:
Hi Silent,
Once the dependencies are in place, the .sh script should run and install like it is on Debian. 

I use the "tar xjvf AC.tar.bz2" command for files like these.

I may take a try at this app when I get in tonight as I am curious now.

Thanks.

Jason W:
I just installed the deps and ran assault cube, real simple.  Below are the list of deps.  Include them in a file, one package per line, and if the name is file import it with "importsce -f file".  Be sure to use the dCore.gz in the release candidates area so you can use this sce as a dep.  For example name it acdeps


--- Code: ---libsdl1.2debian
libsdl-image1.2
zlib1g libogg0
libvorbis0a
libopenal1
libcurl3

--- End code ---

Then follow the below instructions

mkdir -p pkg/usr/local/bin/
tar xjvf AssaultCube_v1.2.0.2.tar.bz2
mv AssaultCube_v1.2.0.2 pkg/usr/local/

mksquashfs pkg assaultcube.sce
echo "acdeps" > assaultcube.sce.dep

Then copy assaultcube.sce and assaultcube.sce.dep to your /etc/sysconfig/tcedir/sce/ directory.    When you load assaultcube.sce, it should load acdeps.sce automatically if you are using dCore.gz from the release candidates area.

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