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[Set7er]

Good installation guide
I can run the game but it´s slowly, I think that the problem is that I haven´t the graphic card driver (SIS Mirage 3) that don´t exist for Ubuntu 

[vedaras]

i dont know, it worked as fast as in windows for me when i tried that out, you can try right mouse click on the game and chose "configure wine"  in applications part try chosing different windows version and see if it helps out,  if not check if your graphics part looks like that:


p.s. i dont know what your graphic card is, but for my nvidia i found the drivers easy :> also go to your fonline directory and check config.exe (or what is the configuration executable dont remember now ) if settings for graphic part of the game are correct.

also for further problems you should remember that: in "configure wine" part you might want to try changing sound drivers (mostly between OSS and ALSA), or changing hardware acceleration of these drivers from full to emulation if the game doesnt run real smooth.

For same reason you should be aware of your graphic driver settings. (for nvdia its in system -> administration -> nvidia X server settings) If you select override or enhance option in anti aliasing section, it may cause game crashes in several games (with some it wont of course).

p.p.s due to the bugs, anti aliasing in wine is disabled by default, so fonline can run slow cause of that in fonline configuration executable you need to disable multisampling, or you need to change wine registry to enable anti aliasing, to do that please read - http://forum.winehq.org/viewtopic.php?t=7300&sid=2e6450d291cf8db3985b2e5bbf90229a

[Set7er]

THX!

The game run better!

[5me0]

I don't know if this has been mentioned before guys, but always update to the latest version of wine. This seemed to fix many problems for me, and with the latest version the game plays flawlessly.

Cheers

[Crazy]

I still keep crashing since last update, whatever I try. So, T paste my fonline.log, cause it seems there is a problem there ;p

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[vedaras]

I still keep crashing since last update, whatever I try. So, T paste my fonline.log, cause it seems there is a problem there ;p

i always keep getting error on freshly installed fonline, to avoid that you need to "manage wine versions" and for fonline application change from "system" to "1.3.14" or what version of wine you have.

[Crazy]

i always keep getting error on freshly installed fonline, to avoid that you need to "manage wine versions" and for fonline application change from "system" to "1.3.14" or what version of wine you have.

Thanks, half worked. I was able to play without sound (but at least I could play) until I wanted to relog. And now I have the fucking "10 min bug" since 3 hours now.

Damn, sometimes I hate this game...

[vedaras]

Thanks, half worked. I was able to play without sound (but at least I could play) until I wanted to relog. And now I have the fucking "10 min bug" since 3 hours now.

Damn, sometimes I hate this game...

yes i had the very same problem! damn it annoyed me but i finally got it working, the problem was that drivers we had were from 1.2 wine, and at least for me synaptic didint find any 1.3 drivers at first, so fonline didint run on 1.2 but i had sound and it did run on 1.3 but without sound. What i did was adding ppa to my update sources https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-wine/+archive/ppa?field.series_filter=maverick . Then i needed to completely remove both wine and play on linux, also i manually deleted all remaining folders in playonlinux, except i left wineprefix folder. Then i installed play-on-linux again, and checked up upon synaptic, and it finally had 1.3 drivers of wine for installation. And it now works smooth and with sound :> Here are all packages you need to install:

[lehytek]

I'm compiling my Wine from sources and overwritting the PPA repo with the compiled source. More precisely, I compile it with --with-gnutls --with-png arguments.

[wrednypiwosz]

Someone opened the for WINE 1.3 in Ubuntu 11.04? Program crashes at startup.

[vedaras]

yes i opened, works fine. Just this new ubuntu itself is somewhat strange 

[DrFeelgood]

doesn't work for me either... Using Kubuntu NN and wine 1.3.

[vedaras]

read a little above i think its same problem for you.

[zamp]

Here's a quick guide to get FOnline working on Debian Squeeze with an older ATI gfx card (Now unsupported by ATI Proprietary drivers)

Uninstall all fglrx drivers
# apt-get remove fglrx*

Install the radeon drivers, just follow this guide:
http://wiki.debian.org/AtiHowTo

Make sure that your gfx card works by installing the testing applications
# apt-get install mesa-utils

Then test the rendering capability with
# glxinfo|grep render
It should print out
direct rendering: Yes
If it doesn't, make sure you have the libgl1-mesa-dri and linux-firmware-nonfree installed
# apt-get install libgl1-mesa-dri linux-firmware-nonfree
Restart gdm/kdm/xdm after installing those and test again.

If you still wont get direct rendering to work make sure you have radeon as the driver in your /etc/X11/xorg.conf

When you get to a point where you have direct rendering supported (glxinfo|grep render returns YES!)
You can install wine FROM source the package in squeeze is fucking old and won't work so just grab the sources from wine website and compile away. If you don't know how just google around.

Now that you've got wine installed you can try to install Fonline. Wine will probably tell you to install gecko and press yes when asked.

You can try running FOnline but if you get very low FPS this is what you need to do.

Edit your xorg.conf and add bold lines to your device, gray lines are optional
Section "Device"
        Identifier  "Default Device"
        Driver      "radeon"
        Option "AGPMode" "8" // Set this to what your GFX card supports! (Mine is a radeon Xpress 200m and it supports AGBMode 8 )
        Option "AGPFastWrite" "on"
        Option "DRI" "on"
EndSection

Restart gdm/xdm/kdm and try to run FOnline. Now you should have a fairly good FPS.
There are some registry changes you can change/add
What I did was add these strings to the registry
#wine regedit
Current user -> Software -> Wine -> Direct3D
DirectDrawRenderer "opengl"
Multisampling "disabled"
PixelShaderMode "disabled"
UseGLSL "disabled"
VertexShaderMode "none"

That should give you a very smooth game.
Have fun gaming

[jan0s1k]

Here's a quick guide to get FOnline working on Debian Squeeze with an older gfx card (Now unsupported by ATI Proprietary drivers)

Uninstall all fglrx drivers
# apt-get remove fglrx*

Install the radeon drivers, just follow this guide:
http://wiki.debian.org/AtiHowTo

Make sure that your gfx card works by installing the testing applications
# apt-get install mesa-utils
# glxinfo|grep render
It should print out
direct rendering: Yes
If it doesn't, make sure you have the libgl1-mesa-dri and linux-firmware-nonfree installed
# apt-get install libgl1-mesa-dri linux-firmware-nonfree
Restart gdm/kdm/xdm after installing those and test again.

If you still wont get direct rendering to work make sure you have radeon as the driver in your /etc/X11/xorg.conf

When you get to a point where you have direct rendering supported (glxinfo|grep render returns YES!)
You can install wine FROM source the package in squeeze is fucking old and won't work so just grap the sources from wine website and compile away. If you don't know how just google around.

Now that you've got wine installed you can try to install Fonline. Wine will probably tell you to install gecko and press yes when asked.

You can try running FOnline but if you get very low FPS this is what you need to do.

Edit your xorg.conf and add these lines to your device
Section "Device"
        Identifier  "Default Device"
        Driver      "radeon"
        Option "AGBMode" "8" // Set this to what your GFX card supports! (Mine is a radeon Xpress 200m and it supports AGBMode 8 )
        Option "AGBFastWrite" "on"
        Option "DRI" "on"
EndSection

Restart gdm/xdm/kdm and try to run FOnline. Now you should have a fairly good FPS.
There are some registry changes you can change/add
What I did was add these strings to the registry
#wine regedit
Current user -> Software -> Wine -> Direct3D
DirectDrawRenderer "opengl"
Multisampling "disabled"
PixelShaderMode "disabled"
UseGLSL "disabled"
VertexShaderMode "none"

That should give you a very smooth game.
Have fun gaming

Yeah, sure, especially if I have Intel graphic chipset... It works only for ATI as I think...
(You should put on top of your post, that it's only for ATI)