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Can't find Xonotic for Linux armhf - MiFx - 07-25-2014

I own a Jetson TK1 single board computer powered by Tegra K1 which is an ARMv7 cpu. I couldn't find Xonotic download that works with arm. I tried official download but its obviously for x86 only.

Can anyone tell me how do I get Xonotic working on my Ubuntu ARM device?
Where to download from?

Thanks

RE: Can't find Xonotic for Linux armhf - end user - 07-25-2014

(07-25-2014, 01:15 PM)MiFx Wrote: I own a Jetson TK1 single board computer powered by Tegra K1 which is an ARMv7 cpu. I couldn't find Xonotic download that works with arm. I tried official download but its obviously for x86 only.

Can anyone tell me how do I get Xonotic working on my Ubuntu ARM device?
Where to download from?

Thanks

There's an Android thread here http://forums.xonotic.org/showthread.php?tid=4392

RE: Can't find Xonotic for Linux armhf - MiFx - 07-26-2014

(07-25-2014, 01:38 PM)end user Wrote:
(07-25-2014, 01:15 PM)MiFx Wrote: I own a Jetson TK1 single board computer powered by Tegra K1 which is an ARMv7 cpu. I couldn't find Xonotic download that works with arm. I tried official download but its obviously for x86 only.

Can anyone tell me how do I get Xonotic working on my Ubuntu ARM device?
Where to download from?

Thanks

There's an Android thread here http://forums.xonotic.org/showthread.php?tid=4392

Thanks. Any thoughts how do I replace Nexuiz data with Xonotic data to launch Xonotic through Nexuiz launcher?

RE: Can't find Xonotic for Linux armhf - Mr. Bougo - 07-27-2014

-z- in that thread has some pointers on how to run Xonotic on that engine. But apparently, from checking the sources, the engine is based on a recent enough version of Darkplaces that it supports Xonotic, so using -xonotic in place of -nexuiz should work.

EDIT: I think this thing is targeted toward android. I don't really know what it would take to compile darkplaces on ARM. Is it not supported already? Have you tried compiling Darkplaces from sources?

EDIT: You could try to get pointers from these builds of Nexuiz (which uses basically the same engine) for ubuntu armhf: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/armhf/nexuiz

EDIT: Huh. There is a package for ubuntu. Did you not find that? https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/armhf/darkplaces/0~20110628+svn11619-2

RE: Can't find Xonotic for Linux armhf - MiFx - 07-27-2014

(07-27-2014, 02:19 PM)Mr. Bougo Wrote: -z- in that thread has some pointers on how to run Xonotic on that engine. But apparently, from checking the sources, the engine is based on a recent enough version of Darkplaces that it supports Xonotic, so using -xonotic in place of -nexuiz should work.

EDIT: I think this thing is targeted toward android. I don't really know what it would take to compile darkplaces on ARM. Is it not supported already? Have you tried compiling Darkplaces from sources?

Thanks for reply. I got Xonotic working through Nexuiz launcher by replacing Nexuiz data with Xonotic data. Enjoying this great game on (almost) max settingson my ARM device.

btw Darkplaces is already compatible and can be installed through software center

RE: Can't find Xonotic for Linux armhf - Mr. Bougo - 07-27-2014

Ah, good to hear. We figured this out at the same time it seems Wink

RE: Can't find Xonotic for Linux armhf - MiFx - 07-27-2014

(07-27-2014, 02:38 PM)Mr. Bougo Wrote: Ah, good to hear. We figured this out at the same time it seems Wink

Yea. Great game on a great chip Smile

RE: Can't find Xonotic for Linux armhf - Zeo - 01-20-2015

I actually got Xonotic working on the Jetson TK1 a few days ago. I just imaged the board with the latest image from Nvidia (21 iirc), checked out the project from git.xonotic.org, then built it. Any build errors were just missing libraries, which I was able to install. The only thing that didn't work was joystick support, because the joystick library does not appear to have been ported to armhf.