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1.1 Retail version:
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If you own Quake II, first get the official point release to Quake II
3.20: http://www.quake.de/index.php?action=fileinfo&q=q2&element=21
3.20: http://www.quake.de/index.php?action=fileinfo&q=q2&element=21 Use
this and only this file! Unofficial "linux pointreleases" or something
like that will not work and crash your game!
Create a new directory "quake2/" and extract the just file you just
downloaded into it. Even if the file extension is ".exe" it's just a
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Why keeps Quake II crashing with "buffer overflow detected" on
Ubuntu 9.10?
- That's a false positive originating in a bug in Ubuntu 9.10. That
problem seems only to occure on Intel GMA graphic prozessors. One
possible work arround is building Quake II with less optimizations.
This will cost about 25% performance but given that Quake II runs
with more than 250FPS on nearly every machine that's acceptable. In
the Makefile search for "CFLAGS_BASE" and change "-O2" to "-O" in both
lines.
Hey, my screensaver crashes Quake II or I expire strange crashes after a
fixed amount of time!
- This is a known bug in some linux distributions. See this Ubuntu
bugreport:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-screensaver/+bug/32457
As a work around use the startscript in tools/quake-start.sh It
deactivates the screensaver before starting Quake II and reenables it
after exiting the game.
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