[fluxuationz]

I downloaded the Metamod:Source (Orange Box/TF2 Engine) 1.6.0 r606, followed the installation, but can not seem to get it working. I added the required line to the gameinfo.txt. Its looking something like this: SearchPaths { GameBin |gameinfo_path|addons/metamod/bin Game |gameinfo_path|. Game tf Game |all_source_engine_paths|hl2 } } } can anyone shed some light?

[BAILOPAN]

What operating system is your server?

[fluxuationz]

NVM, I finally got it able to work. Thanks anyways.

[barhom]

I have the same problem, Ive installed sourcemm before when I had my old 32bit debian. Now I have 64bit debian linux server and are trying to move my server to it.

Ive edited gameinfo.txt accordingly and;

"GameInfo"
{
        game    "Counter-Strike Source"
        title   "COUNTER-STRIKE'"
        title2  "source"
        type multiplayer_only
        nomodels 1
        nohimodel 1
        nocrosshair 0
        hidden_maps
        {
                "test_speakers"         1
                "test_hardware"         1
        }
        nodegraph 0


        FileSystem
        {
                SteamAppId                              240             // This will mount all the GCFs we need (240=CS:S, 220=HL2).
                ToolsAppId                              211             // Tools will load this (ie: source SDK caches) to get things like materials\debug, materials\editor, etc.

                //
                // The code that loads this file automatically does a few things here:
                //
                // 1. For each "Game" search path, it adds a "GameBin" path, in <dir>\bin
                // 2. For each "Game" search path, it adds another "Game" path in front of it with _<langage> at the end.
                //    For example: c:\hl2\cstrike on a french machine would get a c:\hl2\cstrike_french path added to it.
                // 3. For the first "Game" search path, it adds a search path called "MOD".
                // 4. For the first "Game" search path, it adds a search path called "DEFAULT_WRITE_PATH".
                //

                //
                // Search paths are relative to the base directory, which is where hl2.exe is found.
                //
                // |gameinfo_path| points at the directory where gameinfo.txt is.
                // We always want to mount that directory relative to gameinfo.txt, so
                // people can mount stuff in c:\mymod, and the main game resources are in
                // someplace like c:\program files\valve\steam\steamapps\<username>\half-life 2.
                //
                SearchPaths
                {
                        GameBin |gameinfo_path|addons/metamod/bin
                        Game                            |gameinfo_path|.
                        Game                            cstrike
                        Game                            hl2
                }
        }
}

The correct files are there, in addons/metamod/bin but it aint loading anything, "meta" doesnt work.

What am I doing wrong, or doesnt Sourcemm support 64-bit perhaps?

[BAILOPAN]

SRCDS doesn't run in 64-bit mode so that should be irrelevant. Are you using SELinux, grsecurity, or PAX?

[barhom]

I am using Debian 64bit, I dont even know what those stuff youre talking about is.

Is there anyway I can see if the gameinfo.txt is at all being read? .. like some echo or something?

I mean its not giving me an error that it couldnt read the sourcemm .so file

[BAILOPAN]

Show the output of uname -a from a shell.

[barhom]

Linux TheCobraMKII 2.6.18-5-amd64 #1 SMP Tue Oct 2 207:02 UTC 2007 x86_64 GNU/Linux

[barhom]

Nothing? :/

I dont get this, Im very familliar with setting up stuff like this, I dont get why it doesnt load the file.

Is there any way to see any verbose mode of the srcds? Like what it is doing exactly when It reads gameinfo.txt?

[BAILOPAN]

See if metamod is a valid binary:

export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=".:bin:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH"
ldd -d -r cstrike/addons/metamod/bin/server_i486.so

(make sure to do this from the folder that has srcds)