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govee:
I put this in my project post but thought it would be better if it were placed here.

Got the sound card loaded and here is my problem. I cant run the program unless I am root, This is from the terminal:
andy@jukebox:~$ '/home/andy/multijuke/multijuke'
/home/andy/multijuke/multijuke: error while loading shared libraries: libfmodex.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

now if run as root:
andy@jukebox:~$ sudo su
[sudo] password for andy:
root@jukebox:/home/andy# '/home/andy/multijuke/multijuke'
mode found: 1280x1024x24
mode found: 1152x864x24
mode found: 1024x768x24
mode found: 800x600x24
mode found: 640x480x24
mode found: 720x576x24
mode found: 640x400x24
/home/andy/multijuke

Space Fractal:
1. Did you unpacked with "extract files with full path" enabled?

 For some reasons Xubuntu which I using allways have that disabled (which is a bug in the unpacker app). Remember enable it before unpacking.


2. Did you installed FMOD correctly?

  Look here: http://www.multijuke.com/index.php?item=trouble_faq&page=17


3. You might need to CD into directory first before running multijuke file, when using terminal.

  MultiJuke might not check which directy it ran from. SO CD first and try run it with ./multijuke


4. Does MultJuke run with its GUI if you double click on multijuke filename with normal user)?


5. Does MultJuke run with its GUI if you double click on multijuke filename with enabled root user)?

  root user is disabled by default, but it should not have that reason for failing running MultiJuke.


6. If still fail, what do the multijuke.log wrote?

  it easier to support, if I can look on that file, if it created.


7. Which Ubuntu version did you use?

  I have tested it with version 7.04 and the newest Xubuntu. Im not sure it works on older versions (but it should).

govee:
Let me try to clear up whats going on. I can get to the Gui and use the program but only as root and only if I execute from the terminal. Double clicking does not work as user or root. The only log that is entered is after successful execution from the terminal as root  from the terminal so it does not show failures. The failure in the terminal is all I have to show.
 error while loading shared libraries: libfmodex.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
does this mean there is a file that libfmodex.so is attempting to open has the wrong properties? I answered the questions specifically below.






--- Quote from: Space Fractal on September 29, 2007, 06:38:38 am ---1. Did you unpacked with "extract files with full path" enabled?

 For some reasons Xubuntu which I using allways have that disabled (which is a bug in the unpacker app). Remember enable it before unpacking.
No idea


2. Did you installed FMOD correctly?

  Look here: http://www.multijuke.com/index.php?item=trouble_faq&page=17
Done as per instructions


3. You might need to CD into directory first before running multijuke file, when using terminal.

  MultiJuke might not check which directy it ran from. SO CD first and try run it with ./multijuke
no results:
andy@jukebox:~/multijuke$ ./multijuke
./multijuke: error while loading shared libraries: libfmodex.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory


4. Does MultJuke run with its GUI if you double click on multijuke filename with normal user)?
no


5. Does MultJuke run with its GUI if you double click on multijuke filename with enabled root user)?
no

  root user is disabled by default, but it should not have that reason for failing running MultiJuke.


6. If still fail, what do the multijuke.log wrote?

  it easier to support, if I can look on that file, if it created.

It only makes an entry if I run it in a terminal as Root. and the program Gui comes and opertates correctly but this is the only way to get to the Gui.

MultiJuke Version: 1.01.2

ModeInit()

Checking Modes

using 75 hertz instead of 60 hertz

mode found: 1280x1024x24

using 75 hertz instead of 60 hertz

mode found: 1152x864x24

using 75 hertz instead of 60 hertz

mode found: 1024x768x24

using 75 hertz instead of 60 hertz

mode found: 800x600x24

using 75 hertz instead of 60 hertz

mode found: 640x480x24

mode found: 720x576x24

using 75 hertz instead of 60 hertz

mode found: 640x400x24

LangugageInit()

ControllerInit()

ConfigInit()

setMode(1280x1024)

IconInit()

 

setWindow...

Windowed Mode

Window (1280x1024) is created

mode::setElements()

Load 5x4 internal skin at mode (1280 1024

Create Window was Succesful

UpdateInit()

PaintLoading()

BackgroundInit()

MusicInit()



Load() Invoke

Load() Finished

HistoryLoad()

ServerInit()

SetVolume: 70 (Max:100)

mode::setElements()

Load 5x4 internal skin at mode (1280 1024



Create() Invoke

 

Save() Invoke

Save() Finished

Create() Finished

 

Save() Invoke

Save() Finished



7. Which Ubuntu version did you use?

  I have tested it with version 7.04 and the newest Xubuntu. Im not sure it works on older versions (but it should).

I am running the Beta of 7.10 Gutsy Gibbon       



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govee:
As a work around I created a launcher and used GKSUDO to run the program. I am prompted to input my password and the program launches.

Space Fractal:
This distro might work defficent than mine version.....

It seen it can not find FMOD packages from that folder for some reason.

multijuke.log seen to been ok when you running it from root dir. Wierd it dosent work from other methods.

But I guess FMOD is installed in a wrong dir. so try install FMOD it from the new multijuke package to /lib dir instead of /usr/lib (remember to get both files installed, includning the link). It might been a permission problem, but try this one first.

I'm are still learning Linux and first installed for about one month or 2 ago, but it was fun porting this app to linux, so ther would been some startup problems. Bear up with me.

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