Cannot use latest psudo-release on linux (fedora core 4)

[kender]

I've tried several times, but while it compiles with only  warnings (about non-virtual destructors on pure virtual structs) it will not run any of the applications.

I untar the source, then

./configure --prefix=/opt/crystalspace --enable-new-renderer --enable-debug
jam all
make install

Then
export CRYSTAL=/opt/crystalspace

And try to run the walktest from /opt/crystalspace/bin but I get this error on anything I try...

/opt/crystalspace/bin/walktest flarge
WARNING: could not load plugin 'crystalspace.graphics2d.glx'
Error loading Graphics2D plugin.
WARNING: failed to initialize plugin 'crystalspace.graphics3d.opengl'
ERROR: Console: Unable to locate 3D renderer plugin!
WARNING: failed to initialize plugin 'crystalspace.console.output.simple'
No 3D driver!

crystalspace.system:
  World saving enabled.
crystalspace.system:  No iGraphics3D plugin!
crystalspace.system:  Error initializing system!
Cleaning up...


Can anyone explain what I'm doing wrong?

[mark]

which compiler do you use? gcc 3.4.4 works fine, gcc 4.0 is said to be evil with CS

[sunshine]

The gcc 4.x 'virtual destructor' warnings should be harmless. We haven't yet come up with a good, general-purpose solution to that problem.

gcc 4.0.x is buggy and generates bogus code which causes CS to crash. gcc 4.1.x is said to fix the crasher.

You don't need the --enable-new-renderer option. The old renderer was dropped after the 0.98 release, so the new renderer is now the default.

From the output of your program run, I'm guessing that the x2d.so X-windows canvas (CS/plugins/video/canvas/softx) did not get built, which might mean that the CS configure script did not find X-windows. Look in the generated Jamconfig file at the root of your build directory and see if it contains a line 'X11.AVAILABLE=yes'. If it does not, consult config.log to see why the X11 check failed.