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    jedi | # 501 | 2010-11-04, 11:47 | Report

    Originally Posted by maxximuscool View Post
    That line alone won't do anything to the graphic library. I think Preenv needs a more up to date version from WebOS libraries then we can be surely play most of the games. May be I'm wrong though.
    When I create the file with the two lines, it fixes the graphics display problem for Driver and ShrekKarting.

    When the file is not there, the problem re-occurs.

    Or when I change ForceExternalZBuffer=0 to ForceExternalZBuffer=1 the problem re-occurs.

    So I think it's fairly safe to say that this does do something to the graphics library specifically for the appropriate games.

    Have you actually tried it?!

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    Tha DocX | # 502 | 2010-11-04, 11:51 | Report

    Originally Posted by jedi View Post
    Use a text editor: vi, nano, leafpad etc.

    For example, as root:
    Code:
    leafpad /etc/powervr.d/driver.ini
    thanks but I still have black pix
    any advice?

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    jedi | # 503 | 2010-11-04, 11:53 | Report

    Originally Posted by Tha DocX View Post
    thanks but I still have black pix
    any advice?
    And did you add the two lines in it? What game are you trying to fix?

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    jacobkorf | # 504 | 2010-11-04, 12:03 | Report

    For Driver I created the driver.ini file on my pc, with the following lines in the ini file:
    [default]
    ForceExternalZBuffer=0

    Copied driver.ini file to the applications directory of my phone and executed the following code in x-terminal:
    root
    cp /home/user/MyDocs/applications/driver.ini /etc/powervr.d

    but when I then start driver I still have the same problem. Nothing changed

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    Tha DocX | # 505 | 2010-11-04, 12:05 | Report

    Originally Posted by jedi View Post
    And did you add the two lines in it? What game are you trying to fix?
    yes I put there the default and force ... 0
    DRIVER
    edit/ahaaaa x) w8

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    jedi | # 506 | 2010-11-04, 12:07 | Report

    @jackobkorf, @thaDocX: Sorry, if the file is in the right location containing the correct 2 lines then I don't know why you're still getting corrupted graphics.

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    Tha DocX | # 507 | 2010-11-04, 12:14 | Report

    Originally Posted by jedi View Post
    @jackobkorf, @thaDocX: Sorry, if the file is in the right location containing the correct 2 lines then I don't know why you're still getting corrupted graphics.
    ok thx broo x)

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    jacobkorf | # 508 | 2010-11-04, 12:17 | Report

    Thanks. I hope there will be a solution for me and Tha DocX in futur

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    J4ZZ | # 509 | 2010-11-04, 12:23 | Report

    Originally Posted by taril View Post
    1. open terminal

    2. enter "root"

    3. change the directory to where the game package file is

    4. dpkg -i --install-dir=/home/user/MyDocs/Game com.gamename.ipk

    5. create a directory /opt/usr/palm/applications

    6. create the game directory to /opt/usr/palm/applications/GAMENAME

    7. copy the appinfo.json and icon file to /opt/usr/palm/applications/GAMENAME

    8. create the gamefiles directory in /opt/usr/palm/applications/gamename/gamename

    9. copy the executable binary file from MyDocs to the game directory /opt/usr/palm/applications/gamename/gamename

    10. change the rightrs of the executable binary file chmod +x binaryfile

    11. symblink the directories and other files from /home/user/MyDocs/Game/gamename/gamename/ to /opt/usr/palm/applications/gamename/gamename

    Multiple files linking in terminal:
    for file in /home/user/MyDocs/Games/com.gameloft.gamename/* ; do ln -s "$file" /opt/usr/palm/applications/com.gameloft.gamename ; done
    hi there I need some help here:
    I tried
    Code:
     dpkg -i --instdir=/home/user/MyDocs/preenv/nova com.gameloft.app.nova_1.0.9_all.ipk
    but I always get
    Code:
    dpkg: error processing com.gameloft.app.nova_1.0.9_all.ipk (--install):
     error setting ownership of `/usr': Operation not permitted
    dpkg-deb: subprocess paste killed by signal (Broken pipe)
    Errors were encountered while processing:
     com.gameloft.app.nova_1.0.9_all.ipk
    what i'm doin wrong?

    Thx in advance,

    ..::J4ZZ::..

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    leetut | # 510 | 2010-11-04, 12:25 | Report

    Originally Posted by J4ZZ View Post
    -create a folder with game name in the 2GB partition of your beloved phone (/home/user/<your game dir> or /home/user/<any subdirectory>/<your game dir>)
    thanks for the explanation bro
    but its still far too complicated for my simple brain!
    i dont have a 2GB partition on my phone
    and wouldnt possibly know how to get one!
    or even what one is!

    what i need (and others probably need too)
    is lots of instructions i can copy and paste into xterm

    lke this:
    http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=366

    that way worked for me because i just copy pasted everything without having to think too much about it!

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