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Posted August 27, 2009
Dear all,
I can't find the good way to start Unreal II on a Ubuntu Linux box.
If I double click on the game icon, nothing happens. If manually run the Unreal2.exe executable I have the following error message :
'Core' is not a DLL package; can't find export 'intUObjectexecRemoveFlagSafe'
History: UPackage::GetDllExport <- UFunction::Bind <- UField::PostLoad <- UStruct::PostLoad <- UFunction::PostLoad <- UObject::ConditionalPostLoad <- (Function Core.Object.RemoveFlagSafe) <- PostLoadObjects <- UObject::EndLoad <- UObject::StaticLoadObject <- (Core.Class Engine.roperty Engine.ScriptedLight.ProximityBased.ValidTouch.Other NULL) <- UObject::StaticLoadClass <- InitEngine
Build: Mar 14 2003 13:26:15
Any idea ?
Many thanks
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Posted August 27, 2009
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ephaestos: Dear all,
I can't find the good way to start Unreal II on a Ubuntu Linux box.
If I double click on the game icon, nothing happens. If manually run the Unreal2.exe executable I have the following error message :
'Core' is not a DLL package; can't find export 'intUObjectexecRemoveFlagSafe'
History: UPackage::GetDllExport <- UFunction::Bind <- UField::PostLoad <- UStruct::PostLoad <- UFunction::PostLoad <- UObject::ConditionalPostLoad <- (Function Core.Object.RemoveFlagSafe) <- PostLoadObjects <- UObject::EndLoad <- UObject::StaticLoadObject <- (Core.Class Engine.roperty Engine.ScriptedLight.ProximityBased.ValidTouch.Other NULL) <- UObject::StaticLoadClass <- InitEngine
Build: Mar 14 2003 13:26:15
Any idea ?
Many thanks
--
Eric

I've had a look around on some Linux forums and all I kept finding were replies saying that there is no native Linux installer for Unreal 2 and the only way to play it is to emulate it, most likely using WINE.
I've not used Linux myself, though.
Posted August 28, 2009
WineHQ's AppDB is usually a good place to start looking.
Posted August 28, 2009
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korell: I've had a look around on some Linux forums and all I kept finding were replies saying that there is no native Linux installer for Unreal 2 and the only way to play it is to emulate it, most likely using WINE.
I've not used Linux myself, though.

Indeed, I didn't specify I was using the game through wine but it is actually the case. The error message is actually printed in a windows form.
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tor: WineHQ's AppDB is usually a good place to start looking.

I know, however I only found info that says the game works and nothing about the error message...
Post edited August 28, 2009 by ephaestos
Posted September 01, 2009
Are you running a current build of Wine? The one in the default Ubuntu repositories is a bit old. It's worth upgrading if you haven't.
Posted November 09, 2016
On WineHQ, it says some overrides need to be set in ~/.wine/user.reg, like this:

[Software\\Wine\\DllOverrides]
"dmband"="native"
"dmloader"="native"
"dmscript"="native"

Without this, the game does launch, but it crashes when loading a map. With it however, I get an error dialog on launch similar to yours OP.

I've found no solution to get the game working so far.
Post edited November 09, 2016 by antisocialite
Posted November 10, 2016
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antisocialite: I've found no solution to get the game working so far.
Successful report here.
Posted November 10, 2016
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antisocialite: I've found no solution to get the game working so far.
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Gydion: Successful report here.
Thank you. From your link, this is the solution I needed:
Install notes: After installing the game, remove the .con files from the Music directory - if this isn't done then the game will crash.
Posted November 13, 2016
The game was quite choppy, so, per the advice from your link, I used winetricks glsl=disabled, which solved it.
Posted November 13, 2016
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antisocialite: The game was quite choppy, so, per the advice from your link, I used winetricks glsl=disabled, which solved it.
Cheers.
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