Tremulous Forum
General => Troubleshooting => Topic started by: demonheadx on March 13, 2007, 03:34:44 am
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I just downloaded Tremulous on my newly built PC.
When I start tremulous i see that windows with the blue background and yellow lettering. Then the white screen comes on before that pig shows, then a windows beep sound(kinda like "bump" actually) happens and the game never starts up.
Here are my specs.
Windows Xp pro sp2
intel core 2 duo 2.3
2gig ram
7600 gt nvidia gfx
300gig sata hard drive.
Thanks for all your help.
Ooo almost forgot. I update to the latest forceware for my gfx card.
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Run cmd.exe, cd to you Tremulous installation directory and run Tremulous from command line using `tremulous >debug.log`. Then post here the contents of debug.log.
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Ok i did that and a debug.log file is created but nothing is in it.
Here is how i ran it.
c:\program files\tremulous: tremulous >debug.log
should i do it another way?
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Sorry, there's a typo in my post. The command should be `tremulous &>debug.log`
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C:\Program Files\Tremulous>tremulous &>debug.log
The syntax of the command is incorrect.
This is what i get when i put that in. Also, in the tremulous folder, debug.log gets created, but nothing is in the file...
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Great, I've just Googled out that MS-DOS really can't redirect standard error output... If you can kill Tremulous when that happens, just copy the output from cmd window here. Otherwise I can't help you...
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Yes, open a command prompt, run tremulous from there. When you quit Tremulous the command prompt should still have stuff in it. Copy that stuff and post it here.
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FooBar i did just that. Nothing in the cmd window shows.
Would it help if i made a video of me running it? So you can see what happens
EDIT: Ok i downloaded TJWs client(backport) and it gave me an error message window. Here is a link to the screenshot.
http://xs313.xs.to/xs313/07114/tremerror.JPG
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Install your video drivers. (http://www.nvidia.com/)
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Odin, I did download the latest drivers. The first thing i did before downloading tremulous!
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Try running Driver Cleaner (http://www.softpedia.com/get/Security/Secure-cleaning/Driver-Cleaner.shtml), remove the Nvidia drivers and then reinstall the drivers again. This method has so far always solved problems I had concerning videocard drivers with Windows.
On a sidenote, are you using 3rd-party drivers or the stock Nvidia drivers?