Night

 

I managed to compile the game file. I put it on the server, it starts, but receives the following error message: 

 

SYSERR: Apr 16 20:14:55 :: LoadPackageCryptInfo: [PackageCryptInfo] Failed to load package/cshybridcrypt_metin2_patch_sg1.dat
SYSERR: Apr 16 20:14:55 :: ChildLoop: AsyncSQL: query failed: Table 'log.invalid_server_log' doesn't exist (query: INSERT INTO invalid_server_log(locale_type, log_date, ip, revision) VALUES(6, NOW(), '192.168.1.110', 40250) errno: 1146)
SYSERR: Apr 16 20:14:57 :: Boot: item table size error

 

 

My question is the following: 

 

How can I get out of the game in the package control file? 

And what is the item table size error?

 

I'm sorry, my English is bad 

 

your english isnt that bad but i didnt understand your first quetion

 

I want to know what are the advantages and disadvantages of usi g game rev 40k+ . Thx a lot , i'm a c++ programmer and i want to know if i should stay at 34k game rev or 40k rev

if you are c++ coder, go develop your 40k+ based game core. If you dont know anything stay on r34k.

 

that or just use vanilla core it should be a good one

What is the password for mysql for user root @ localhost?

What is pass db?

can someone tell me how i can download the game from the virtualmachine?

download the game from the VM ?

you can use the ftp i think

db pass is also (dev) ?

how to connect with ftp on this? I've tried everything ;/

just use

/etc/rc.d/netif restart

or

service netif restart

once you are on the ftp you can also go to path

/etc/rc.d/

change the name of the file resolv to resolvl

(this last one i test it on freebsd 8.2 and 8.3 and it works perfectly)

and now for the db

install your file normaly (your mysql db on var/db)

without forgetting to give theme right

i think they should be 777

use this

mysql -u root mysql

mysql> UPDATE mysql.USER SET Password=PASSWORD('<pass>') WHERE USER='root';

('<pass>') change pass by any pass word

and my comment for this post is why in didnt you compress those shit

6.93 G

you could upload it on a freebsd VM and make a tar.gz file its a far cry better a least 6G not 7

ah any way thanks