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Warzone 2100, something went wrong

Archived thread 400645 from Ubuntu Gamers Arena. Markdown source: Ubuntu_Gamers_Arena/thread_400645_Warzone_2100,_something_went_wrong.md

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#1

i followed the instructions in the how-tos section on installing Warzone 2100.

everything was going fine, i had 2 change: tar jxvf warzone-2.0.5.tar.bz2 cd warzone-2.0.5

to tar jxvf warzone2100-2.0.5.tar.bz2 cd warzone2100-2.0.5

but that was all good. i then typed: ./configure

and it spat this out at me:

michaelc@backwards:~/Desktop/warzone2100-2.0.5$ ./configure
bash: ./configure: No such file or directory

what did i do wrong?

#2

I'm having trouble downloading the source at the moment, but if you don't need the absolute latest, warzone2100 2.0.4 is up for grabs here:

http://www.getdeb.net/comment.php?rel_id=322

edit Ok I found the problem, either AI missed a step or the group releasing warzone2100 source changed their compile process a bit.

You'll need to run:

./autogen.sh

Then continue with:

./configure
#3

thx, that worked. BUT i did have 2 install autoconf via aptitude and the version of automake on aptitude wasnt new enough so i had 2 compile one of the newer versions.

so before running ./autogen.sh:

sudo aptitude install autoconf

go to ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/automake/

and download the lastest .tar.bz2 to the desktop extract it to the desktop

in the terminal:

cd automake-1.9/ 
./configure
make
make install

then change to the warzone2100 folder and use:

./autogen

and continue on with the how-to

also i noticed that just typing "warzone" in to the terminal wouldnt run it, you needed to type "warzone2100"

#4

Seems they changed it. Going to look the howto through.

Thanks for reporting back :)

#5

Fixed! (and fixed other changes like they change their files from warzone to warzone2100), check the howto to make a new launcher.

You don't need to compile automake1.9, I used the one in the repo. Instead of ./autogen do sh autogen.sh

#6

Artificial Intelligence said: You don't need to compile automake1.9, I used the one in the repo.

Instead of ./autogen do sh autogen.sh

oh... i forgot to have a look in there..

Seems they changed it. Going to look the howto through.

Thanks for reporting back :)

No problem!