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11/30/2014 at 01:12 #83215schafurParticipant
I can’t get the formatting right here…
I have not been able to successfully get Duke Nukem 3D to run (Doom will also not run). It looks like this is due to some sort of display issue, but I’m not sure what’s causing it.
Here’s the output after running the script from ES – the screen turns black while this is happening:
performance Powering on HDMI with explicit settings (CEA mode 4) EDuke32 2.0.0devel rXXXX Compiled Jul 16 2012 22:31:20 Using /usr/share/games/jfduke3d/ for game data Using /usr/share/games/eduke32/ for game data Application parameters: -j/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports/duke3d Using /home/pi/ for game data Using /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports/duke3d/ for game data Using /home/pi/.eduke32/ for game data Initializing SDL system interface (compiled against SDL version 1.2.15, found version 1.2.15) Initialization failed! (Unable to open a console terminal) Non-interactive mode enabled Searching for game data... Using "DUKE3D.GRP" as main game data file. Compiling: GAME.CON (96058 bytes) Including: DEFS.CON (27910 bytes) Including: USER.CON (36179 bytes) GAME.CON: In state blimphitstate: GAME.CON:157: warning: expected action, found define. GAME.CON: In actor ORGANTIC': GAME.CON:1923: warning: found else with no if. GAME.CON: In state pigshootenemystate: GAME.CON:2817: warning: found else' with no if. Found 3 warning(s), 0 error(s). Resizing code buffer to 11991*4 bytes Script compiled in 202ms, 11983*4b, version 1.3D 1553/11264 labels, 322/2048 variables 122 quotes, 119 actors Initialized 24.0M cache Using RTS file "DUKE.RTS". Initializing OSD... 1 joystick(s) found 1. Logitech WingMan Cordless Gamepad Joystick 1 has 5 axes, 11 buttons, and 1 hat(s). Setting video mode 1024x768 (8-bpp windowed) Unable to set video mode! Failure setting video mode 1024x768x8 windowed! Attempting safer mode... Setting video mode 1024x768 (8-bpp windowed) Unable to set video mode! Failure setting video mode 1024x768x8 windowed! Attempting safer mode... Setting video mode 800x600 (8-bpp windowed) Unable to set video mode! Failure setting video mode 800x600x8 windowed! Attempting safer mode... Setting video mode 640x480 (8-bpp windowed) Unable to set video mode! Failure setting video mode 640x480x8 windowed! Attempting safer mode... Setting video mode 320x240 (8-bpp windowed) Unable to set video mode! Failure setting video mode 320x240x8 windowed! Attempting safer mode... Setting video mode 320x200 (8-bpp windowed) Unable to set video mode! Failure setting video mode 40x0x8 windowed! Attempting safer mode... Setting video mode 320x200 (8-bpp windowed) Unable to set video mode! Failure setting video mode 11x0x8 windowed! Attempting safer mode... Setting video mode 320x200 (8-bpp windowed) Unable to set video mode! Failure setting video mode 13x0x8 windowed! Attempting safer mode... Setting video mode 7680x200 (8-bpp windowed) Unable to set video mode! Failure setting video mode 969800x32x8 windowed! Attempting safer mode... Setting video mode 7680x200 (8-bpp windowed) Unable to set video mode! Failure setting video mode 1418452x16x8 windowed! Attempting safer mode... Setting video mode 7680x200 (8-bpp windowed) Unable to set video mode! Failure setting video mode 1418468x8x8 windowed! Attempting safer mode... Setting video mode 7680x200 (8-bpp windowed) Unable to set video mode! Failure setting video mode 1493784x2x8 windowed! Attempting safer mode... Setting video mode 320x200 (8-bpp windowed) Unable to set video mode! Failure setting video mode 8x-1091004332x8 windowed! Attempting safer mode... Setting video mode 320x3200 (8-bpp windowed) Unable to set video mode! Failure setting video mode 0x49400x8 windowed! Attempting safer mode... Setting video mode 320x200 (8-bpp windowed) Unable to set video mode! Failure setting video mode 1x0x8 windowed! Attempting safer mode... Setting video mode 7680x200 (8-bpp windowed) Unable to set video mode! Failure setting video mode 1418544x0x8 windowed! Attempting safer mode... Setting video mode 7680x3200 (8-bpp windowed) Unable to set video mode! Failure setting video mode 1418560x49276x8 windowed! Attempting safer mode... Setting video mode 7680x200 (8-bpp windowed) Unable to set video mode! Failure setting video mode 1493788x0x8 windowed! Attempting safer mode... Setting video mode 320x200 (8-bpp windowed) Unable to set video mode! Failure setting video mode 4x0x8 windowed! Attempting safer mode... Setting video mode 320x200 (8-bpp windowed) Unable to set video mode! Failure setting video mode 100x0x8 windowed! Attempting safer mode... Setting video mode 7680x200 (8-bpp windowed)
… And it goes on like that for a LONG TIME, and then…
Setting video mode 7680x3200 (8-bpp windowed) Unable to set video mode! Failure setting video mode 1982807372x3289957x8 windowed! Attempting safer mode... Setting video mode 7680x200 (8-bpp windowed) Unable to set video mode! Failure setting video mode 1831826017x0x8 windowed! Attempting safer mode... Powering on HDMI with preferred settings ondemand
And then it just spits me back to the ES ports menu. Anyone have any idea whats going on? I’ve done a handful of searching and can’t seem to find any solutions. Everything is default.
but I did try the wiki suggestion of replacing /usr/share/games/eduke32/DUKE3D.grp with a full version of the file
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