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Please try using the current RC2 builds: 32 Bit 64 Bit There are also nightly builds here: Nightlies They have the same dependencies included as the current RC builds. Thanks for the swift reply psi! I will check on this thread more frequently now. I tried the generic build at first, but it fails to...

psi29a wrote: ↑12 Jul 2018, 21:12 Getting reports that our generic builds do not have the required libs to run:
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k1ll: can you chime in please?

yeah sure.

Also totally forgot to post the RC2 builds so here they are:

32 Bit
64 Bit

Are any other Windows users seeing this issue with the RCs? Current Release Status Windows RCs: need testing Linux Binary RCs: need to be rebuilt (sorry K1ll! see here ) Mac RCs: need to be built (corristo) Changelog: needs to be started (raevol) Video: in planning stages (Atahualpa) RC1s have been...

OpenMW 0.44.0 Linux targz package RC1s: 32 Bit 64 Bit I've changed my build machines from debian wheezy to centos 6 (older os but newer compiler thanks to devtoolsets!). Hopefully that move makes the packaged binaries compatible with even more (old) Linux distros. There are also now nightly targz pa...

Linux targz package release builds:

32 Bit
64 Bit

Rejoice the Linux targz packages for RC1 are finally here: 32 Bit 64 Bit The delay was partly caused by my internet connection deciding to crap out about two weeks ago (it's still not up and running again), the gcc toolchain on my wheezy build machines showing it's age and me generally being quite b...

Linux targz package release builds are ready as well:

32 Bit
64 Bit

Looks like that fixes the problem, but then a new one pops up: ./openmw.x86_64: error while loading shared libraries: ./lib/libOpenThreads.so.20: file too short Seems like the library file itself is ok but something is wrong with the symlink. What is the output of: file ./lib/libOpenThreads.so.20 i...

c083d4 wrote:I'm getting this error with RC1 Linux 64 bits build:

$ ./openmw
./openmw.x86_64: error while loading shared libraries: ./lib/libosg.so.130: file too short

libosg.so.130 should be a symlink to libosg.so.3.4.0. What happens if you delete libosg.so.130 and rename libosg.so.3.4.0 to libosg.so.130?

OpenMW 0.42.0 RC1 Linux targz packages:

32 Bit
64 Bit