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It's my friend's copy. So I wouldn't know. But, I installed it from the disk images. It went through the normal setup.exe sorta installation on wine, so that must be just as fresh as the hard copies.

No, I mean the ogre error message: Error in framelistener: OGRE EXCEPTION(6:FileNotFoundException): Cannot locate resource meshes\a\a_netch_f_cuirass.nif in resource group General or any other group. in ResourceGroupManager::openResource at /home/kfg/ogre/ogre-1.8.1/OgreMain/src/OgreResourceGroupMan...

Then what does that error message mean?

Oh-kay, right you are. The ~/.config/openmw/openmw.cfg is healthily populated and looks good. But when I run the importer, I still get that error message. Just to be clear, I didn't mean that the game won't run. It works (I think). I was just irked a bit by that error message if the game seemed to b...

Bringing this back from the dead again: I took a look at my openmw.cfg file after getting the game running (it was a problem with my data files, my friend gave me a bad copy), and it looks the same. If that's the case, the ini import failed still. Using the importer will tell me the ini file doesn't...

What's it supposed to look like? And what would I do to get it right? Is that caused by a problem with my data files?

Oh, here:

It is in your interest to upgrade all your boost to at least 1.48. I did try to install chrono1.48, but it broke dependencies for libogre and other libboost packages that are not associated with the openmw install. I can't finish the install like that I think. May I ask which revision of Ubuntu you...

Whatever stock is in the us. I haven't changed any language or keyboard settings. Okay, I tried to compile it from source, but there's a missing libboost-chrono-dev package in my repos. There is a libboost-chrono1.48-dev, but it breaks all the dependencies of the other libboost packages (the source ...

Assuming that's the case, how do I find what's wrong, and can I fix it?