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ok thanks for your default answer ... copy paste <_<

please never reply in my topic...

i see your post's just say " search search " or... "see my signature" and etc....

Im a mod, that's my job!

90% of the problems are user related, and that "copy past" (moderation) will help user in most of cases to solve the problem answering their own questions.

5% of the problems where already answered by someone else on the forum... so search engine is a tool to be used.

Only 5% of the problems are new and need our attention.

So, answering your definitions of "please neve reply to my topic", sorry, i will always do that when your topic description don't fit the requirments.

Maybe, next time you post a correct topic, giving all needed info and you will not see a reply from me.

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oh no, the wiki worked (downloading software, installing ACE, getting the source..) :)

Sorry about the missunderstanding...

I left out the point of updating openssl, because i already had a version and the guide said that it isn't necessary to get the latest version...

I got openssl_0.9.8o now, but it still doesn't work...

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i just made:

cmake ../TrinityCore/ -DPREFIX=/home/<username>/server -DWITH_WARNINGS=1 -DSERVERS=1 -DSCRIPTS=1 -DTOOLS=1

instead of:

cmake ../TrinityCore/ -DPREFIX=/home/<username>/server -DWITH_WARNINGS=1

(of course i filled in my username...)

could this be the solution?

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Are you on a x86 platform that has no SSE2?

`pause` was added as part of SSE2.

I'm sure the TrinityCore developers would love to see the details of your system, but most importantly your CPU information.

Could you post the output of

cat /proc/cpuinfo[/CODE]

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It's a powerpc...

processor: 0

cpu: 7450, altivec supported

clock: 667.000000MHz

revision: 2.1 (pvr 8000 0201)

bogomips: 66.58

timebase: 33290001

platform: PowerMac

model: PowerBook3,3

machine: PowerBook3,3

motherboard: PowerBook3,3 MacRISC2 MacRISC Power Macintosh

detected as: 72 (PowerBook Titanium II)

pmac flags: 0000001b

L2 cache: 256K unified

pmac-generation: NewWorld

Memory: 1024 MB

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I don't want a server to play on it.

So even if my speccs are to low, I just want to check some scripts a friend of mine wrote...

Anyway - Linux doesn't seem to take that much systempower. That's why I installed Debian on my PowerBook...

I would connect to it from another Computer anyway - so, I think i can handle the low speccs...

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That's it! dfighter, like me you don't have a clue of what the problem is so chill out! Being rude to me or to other members are not the way to go. So, you just earned a warning point.

Green_Code, i sugest you to go to a osx O.S. and try to build there trinity. If you are wanting to build it only, there's no problem. Running it is another question has you don't have enought specs to run it flawlessly, you will be experiencing lags and high diffs.

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