It seems to be a problem with installing latest Linux EE now...
Greg please tell me what OS do you use to comlile Linux version? It seems to be Ubuntu 14.10... Am i wrong?
   

EDIT:
Compiler version seems to be changed too
If i create a symlink from libodbc.so.1 to libodbc.so.2 i get CXX version error

Hello!

I had to install Linux on my MacBook Air, so I grabbed the latest version naturally

It is Ubuntu 14.10

That's a pity, cause now we all need to use 14.10 for binary release Even 14.04 with all updates does not work
The best way would be if you compile it with 12.04 (dreams ) to make more releases to be compatible with binary version, not just the last one.

Hello!

I'll see if I can do something about it. But for the moment the fastest way to make it work, would be to upgrade Ubuntu to latest version.

Nice advice

I actually wanted to replace Ubuntu with Arch on my server for a long time. So the time has come!
Arch always have the latest software because it's of "Rolling Release" type, so EE installation was successfull.
And my server now runs EE and "eats" twice less memory than before (Ubuntu took 900 Mb of RAM and Arch now takes 430).

Please use an LTS ubuntu version like 14.04 . Using latest non lts is requiring OS upgrades every 6 months . Not to mention that the comercial games would require customers to keep ubuntu upgraded to latest version ..

Hello!

I've downloaded 14.04 and will recompile the engine at soonest opportunity.

Thank you! 14.04 is fine.

Hello!

I've installed 14.04.

Keyboard and Mouse didn't worked for first few reboots.
Then the keyboard started working, but mouse didn't, after few more reboots, the USB mouse started working, but the touchpad doesn't work.
After mouse started working I've discovered that 14.04 doesn't detect my Wi-Fi. I'm using latest MacbookAir 13", it has broadcom 802.11ac BCM4360.
It doesn't have Ethernet port, so I can't have internet through the cable.
Is there any easy way to download Ubuntu Wireless drivers from Windows computer, to be copied to Linux?
If I can't find a solution I'll have to reinstall 14.10 Ubuntu.

I've installed a few drivers, unfortunately none of them helped.
Looks like I'm going to reinstall 14.10.

I'm back on 14.10, there were too many issues with 14.04.

Perhaps for that issue "libodbc.so.2"
you need to update to latest:
sudo apt-get install unixodbc-dev

No, definetly no. I did that.

UPD:
What issues did you face in 14.04?

(12-07-2014 06:00 AM)Esenthel Wrote:  I've installed a few drivers, unfortunately none of them helped.
Looks like I'm going to reinstall 14.10.

Linux support is not that important right now for me but common expectation would be that you have a desktop on which you can test your engine with amd/nvidia/intel drivers for compatibility.

(12-07-2014 10:45 AM)Houge Wrote:  What issues did you face in 14.04?

Keyboard didn't work sometimes on the login screen.
Touchpad didn't work at all.
USB Mouse worked only after login screen.
Wifi didn't work, even after installing a few drivers by hand.
Screen resolution was limited to 1024x768.

Basically it turned my MacBook Air into something useless
I don't have any of these problems on 14.10.

Oh that's strange... 14.10 shall not be different comparing to 14.04 in that case, because there is still old display manager...

UPD:
I remember previous times you used 13.10. Maybe you can try to use it, or even 12.04?

As i understand you don't want to use Linux in Virtualbox, right?