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Didn't work for me

Perhaps try other sources as well than your original cd?

I don't have a original cd. I've downloaded the file from a quake forum. I just don't know where from shpuld I download a original file

Can someone give me the exact instructions on how to config the screen size for the Read2Play version please? I can't find it. Thanks.

hmm....well you can actually do this in game open console type cvarlist or cmdlist there will be a list of command

pipeline site is not available. Where can I find source code for maemo version?

Hmm? source code for which one? well for maemo i know that just google sdlquake and you get the website it should be there if anyone manages to port a better quake engine for the n900 i might plan to make a small mod...

I got rid of my website, but i still have all my files.

I updated maemo.org garage site with latest source and binaries :
https://garage.maemo.org/frs/?group_id=503

The ready 2 run binary is linked to maemo.org downloads as well.

You can view either the source diff or grab the whole source build. I did not work well with autobuilder i just hacked the makefiles, so you should only do a make if you grab the rev 38 tar.gz. The makefile includes cpu optimization flags designed for older devices (810/800) so you may need to alter them if 900 has different cpu arch flags. No opengl es support in sdlquake.

Nice...now all we need is a better quake engine on the n900 so that we can run nice mods! but well so far darkplaces is the best engine i saw because it supports alot of things...
well the quake engine right now on the n900 is not much...fun because you can't use esc or ~ key all i know is that darkplaces support loads of things right now

I'm trying to compile this for N900 - with limited success.

It segfaults upon starting new game if there's as much as -O1 in CFLAGS.
-O0 works fine, but overall performance is utter crap.
With -O1/-O2 it runs nicely until I try to start new game...

GDB says the execution chokes on some fread():
0x4018788c <fread+44>: ldr r3, [r3]
There are three places where it could happen:
- one in cl_demo.c, in a function which handles recording and playback of demos -- the default demos play fine though, so that's not it
- two other in sys_sdl.c, in functions which handle basic file read/write duties.

Could anyone give it a look? My C skills are rather hopeless and the functions look innocuous enough to my ignorant eyes -- but maybe it's caused by something entirely different...

And all I really wanted to do is to uncomment some stuff in vid_sdl.c to make mouse behave properly...