Hi Lee
DETAILS WERE HERE > > On Thursday 20 March 2008 13:29, Innis Cunningham wrote: >> Hi Lee >> >>> Hi Innis, >>> >>> first of all, I just noticed that your replies are including >>> e-mail addresses - if they're not obfuscated in the mailing >>> list archives they'll be harvested for spam. Could you check >>> your e-mailer settings to make sure they're not included in the >>> body of the posting? >> >> I am not sure what you mean I use hotmail what are you seeing >> that I should look into. > > That's odd. This one has come through without the e-mail addresses > in the body. Have a look at your copies of this thread and check > your sent folder to see if you can see them in your first reply to > me, posted at 15:15 on 2008-03-19, then re-quoted in my reply back > to you at 15:35 on 2008-03-19. Then finally, it's all quoted again > when you replied at 01:41 on 2008-03-20. > > Strange, but there's a reason for it somewhere. Hasn't happened > this time, so it's more of a curiosity than a problem. Ok I think I know what you are talking about there should be nothing at the top of the email were I put "details were here".I have always stripped that information off when I reply but this time I was just lazy is it supposed to be stripped off automaticly.I will keep that in mind in future > >> >>> Re the sound problem - If you get an identical error, referring >>> to exactly the same file, after removing the mkviii folder it >>> implies to me that the mkviii relies upon code that's been >>> built into FG and it's been done in such a way that it means >>> that the FG code consequently requires the mkviii folder to >>> run, even if it's not used. >> >> I have got my sound working now so I can hear the sounds as well >> as see them playing but still FG bails out with the same error. >> As this was a Ubuntu package that I installed I would have though >> it would have worked.But does OpenAL need a 64 bit version to >> work with a 64bit CPU.As I say I do not have this problem running >> this same package on a 32bit machine >> >>> Therefore, you've got to fix your OpenAL, which is what Eric >>> said. >>> >>> LeeE >> >> Thanks again for your help and let me know about the email >> problem as I am no guru in this area. >> >> Cheers >> Innis > > Heh:) - I'm no guru either. Did you fix the sound by installing > new/updated OpenAL packages? If so, have you re-compiled > everything to pick up the new packages? No the onboard sound I have is usb audio(new to me)I had to change some Ubuntu settings to make it work.As far as I can tell I have the correct OpenAL package for the 32bit version of of Ubuntu 7.10(gutsy)I am running.I guess I would have to force install or build from source to use a different package. I guess FG wont run if it does not OpenAL > > LeeE Cheers Innis _________________________________________________________________ Get MOTORAZR MAXX V6 now $249 on Next G™ Pre-Paid http://clk.atdmt.com/OAT/go/nnmsntel0690000034oat/direct/01/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft Defy all challenges. Microsoft(R) Visual Studio 2008. http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/vse0120000070mrt/direct/01/ _______________________________________________ Flightgear-devel mailing list Flightgear-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/flightgear-devel
