Running Nexuiz from a USB Stick.

[Saxcrazedmaniac]

Try this out

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/IntelPerformance

Seems like there is a lot of issues with the latest Intel drivers
Reverting the driver may even help

Or just wait till EEEbuntu 4 comes out

Calling DSN rubbish was unnecessary . People have spent a lot of time to try a help out peeps with net books and low end hardware.
Please have consideration to those who donate their time to give us wonderful software.

Yes, okay, I admit that was unnecessary. But, I have tried DSN, and it works, which means my drivers are fine, right? So I don't know why using my USB Stick won't work.

[Silica Gel: Do Not Eat]

Are you running DSN from your usb stick or hard drive?
Also DSN is less demanding on the video card, so you would see improvement on low end video and/or with poorly performing video drivers .

[Dahveed]

I have tried DSN, and it works, which means my drivers are fine, right? So I don't know why using my USB Stick won't work.

Hm...well, perhaps DSN doesn't use certain rendering features as the full game, so that's why it works. Don't take my word for it though since I know next to nothing about programming.

Here's my solution: free up space and install the full game. If you're like me, it's the only game you really need.

Plus, no matter what kind of jedi tricks you use, the USB install will always be slower, even if only with the load times. But... load times for an FPS are a deal breaker IMHO (who wants to just kill 30 minutes in a quick frag session...but first have to wait 5 minutes for the game to load?)

My laptop has a grand total of 10gig hard drive space (it's an ancient Toshiba). But currently I'm only using 5 gigs of that. All my pictures/documents/videos/non-essentials are on an external hard drive. Using this distribution of files doesn't hurt performance that much. I'd rather wait for a video to load up than for a game, since I watch a video once in a while, but I play the game daily.

That said, not sure what other programs you might have taking up a lot of space.

[Silica Gel: Do Not Eat]

That said, not sure what other programs you might have taking up a lot of space.

Pr0n

[lda17h]

Okay, but is there any way I can find the problem and correct it? Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

Yeah, try the usual route of debugging gfx driver problems.. What kind of hardware do you have in that netbook? Also, what operating system? I can only help with linux, but tell us anyways. Maybe someone else knows more about windows on these netbook things..

[Saxcrazedmaniac]

Okay, but is there any way I can find the problem and correct it? Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

Yeah, try the usual route of debugging gfx driver problems.. What kind of hardware do you have in that netbook? Also, what operating system? I can only help with linux, but tell us anyways. Maybe someone else knows more about windows on these netbook things..

Well, I'm using Eeebuntu on my EeePc 701 4G (4 Gig HD space) I have an Intel Celeron M Processor, 900 Mhz. I also have an Integrated Intel GMA 900 GPU Graphics Card. My wireless card, or whatever you want to call it is an 802.11b/g Atheros. Anything else you need?

[Saxcrazedmaniac]

I have tried DSN, and it works, which means my drivers are fine, right? So I don't know why using my USB Stick won't work.

That said, not sure what other programs you might have taking up a lot of space.

Well, I've checked most of my files, and a file called .java is very large roughly 850 MB. But I use Eeebuntu Standard 3.0, which is known to take up a lot of space, and anything I want to delete is not worth deleting as it only takes up less than 30 MB. I don't want to delve in to the large files as I may delete something important.

[Saxcrazedmaniac]

Are you running DSN from your usb stick or hard drive?
Also DSN is less demanding on the video card, so you would see improvement on low end video and/or with poorly performing video drivers .

I'm running DSN from the HD. I guess thinking, that since DSN would run okay on my HD, so therefore the full version would run from a USB would work was quite naive. But, DSN doesn't run perfectly, campaign mode won't load, and some online games don't work because I can see in Terminal that some things did not load, like some .wav files, and also, in an online game, it was a little bit jerky, and the mouse lagged a little.

[Saxcrazedmaniac]

I have tried DSN, and it works, which means my drivers are fine, right? So I don't know why using my USB Stick won't work.

That said, not sure what other programs you might have taking up a lot of space.

Well, I've checked most of my files, and a file called .java is very large roughly 850 MB. But I use Eeebuntu Standard 3.0, which is known to take up a lot of space, and anything I want to delete is not worth deleting as it only takes up less than 30 MB. I don't want to delve in to the large files as I may delete something important.

EDIT: I have now installed Eeebuntu Base 3.0, so I now have 1.7 Gigs left on my hard drive, I will re-download Nexuiz and see if it works.

[aarenlainey]

Since its launch in 2005, Nexuiz has become a cult hit with hardcore arena FPS players from around the globe”, said Chuck Brungardt, President of IllFonic. “With its unique setting, new features, and slick ranking system we are looking forward to bringing Nexuiz to a new community of console gamers