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Thread: KnoppixQuake - bootable Quake Team Fortress server

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    OK, so make server CDs and maybe have someone host the gamemods on an ftpsite somewhere so we could install on the fly?

    My students are dying for a LAN Party!

    If you have the "free" servers and demos on a CD, then we could play a network game without the full mods, right? That might be the best solution.

    Thanx,

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    ded server

    alex, this one from jorge is for you..i have started the ded server upload..but dont expect it for at least another 8 hours (dsl upload slow on my side)...

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    Kewl, take your time

    Meanwhile, i'm continuing work on that client module, quake3 demo will work with DRI-supported cards and ut2003 will be included with the next release, hopefully with a nvidia minimodule as the ut2k3 demo only works with nvidia-based cards, but i'm still working on that

    also, if i am not mistaken, the quake3 and ut2003 demos also have a multiplayer option, then again having a dedicated server would still be a good idea

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    video card drivers

    just realized from a friend of mine that the Mesa 5.0 drivers work just as well (he actually managed to run q3arena with mesa on an ati 8m card..and said it was quite playable) . only catch is that they have to be made for a particular install. so instead of nvidia linux drivers why not include the latest 5.0 mesa build?

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    UT2k3 Server Setup Guidelines for Linux

    God , this one is for you...

    http://ut2003.trobis.com/server_howto.html

    let me know if u'd rather have me build it. I cant test it though.

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    If you build it, i can test it... I am working more intently on the mediapackknoppix and the concurrent version of morphix than i thought i would be, at least for the time being...

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    Quote Originally Posted by god
    If you build it, i can test it... I am working more intently on the mediapackknoppix and the concurrent version of morphix than i thought i would be, at least for the time being...
    dammit..was hoping u would build it..anyways i will take a crack at it

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    I can try if you give me time..... spring break starts next week.. i might have time then...

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    Quote Originally Posted by god
    I can try if you give me time..... spring break starts next week.. i might have time then...
    i was kidding, i will take a crack at it.

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    fair enought.. i am up to my eyebrows getting freevo working right....[/u]

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