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== On which distributions is Unreal 227 running on? ==
#REDIRECT [[Unreal v227 Manual/Frequently Asked Questions]]
For the moment I have reports that it is running on:
 
SuSE 11.0
 
Slackware 12.1 (but maybe artsd needs to be killed or Unreal needs to be started up without sound with the -nosound option)
 
 
== Unreal segfaults at startup ==
 
'''Currently the following reasons are known:'''<br />
<br />
A messed up ini:<br />
remove or rename UnrealLinux.ini and let Unreal create new one<br />
<br />
A sound daemon is blocking dsp: <br />
Try to start Unreal with -nosound option to confirm. If starting up then check if maybe a daemon like artsd is blocking the output<br />
<br />
Maybe the sounddriver does not work correctly with OpenAL or FMOD:<br />
Try first to change the sound output to OpenAL (or if you set it up first to OpenAL then try FMOD). Default is FMOD. <br />
in Section [Engine.Engine] <br />
<nowiki>;AudioDevice=FMODAudioDrv.FMODAudioDevice</nowiki> <br />
<nowiki>AudioDevice=ALAudio.ALAudioSubsystem</nowiki> <br />
 
 
== How do I access Advanced Options? ==
 
its not available for Linux users. You need to edit the UnrealLinux.ini instead. But all options possible options are already added and commented with a semicolon (;) you just need to change the commented lines.
 
== I want to use the Unreal Gold/Unreal Tournament menu interface instead of this old one!  ==
 
Open your UnrealLinux.ini and change the following lines in section [Engine.Engine]:
 
<nowiki>Console=UBrowser.UBrowserConsole</nowiki>
 
<nowiki>;Console=UMenu.UnrealConsole</nowiki>
 
into
 
<nowiki>;Console=UBrowser.UBrowserConsole</nowiki>
 
<nowiki>Console=UMenu.UnrealConsole</nowiki>

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