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I read something about minetest here ..... i've been pry .... here i've packed minetest version 0.3.1:
https://www.box.com/s/x1icx1eztqcwifolo6ah
And here version 0.4.3
https://www.box.com/s/pkwynhmgdrzb7okhetjl
... have fun 
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Minetest window opens, but there is no content, only the frame and not start .. : (
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Hi,
Yes, i test yesterday but forgotten to write bug (at 23.00pm
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You need to use you video driver
Minetest seem need OpenGL, and vesa driver not use it.
Im my case i install firmware-radeon and xorg-xf86-video-ati and modify /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/60-Device.conf and change vesa for radeon.
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Hi shann,
thank you for testing! Yes it need opengl. I made and tested it all on my netbook, with a original rootfs.gz from slitaz. It seems my netbook boots xorg with opengl driver by itself...
Ok .... it was a little bit tricky .... i had to compile the source and need some libs are not available in slitaz ... but at least ist works...
Here is the version 0.4.4
https://www.box.com/s/cesh4x8rqanc2qv2igbf
Please try it out !

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Hi HMA,
I retry with 0.4.4
Work fine but i have a bug (medium or critic)
No sound from minetest game but i have a sound for other apps.
I tested on Ubuntu 12.10 LiveUSB (version 0.4.4 work fine with sound)
I am eager to kill mobs 
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Sound is a very recent addition to minetest, so it might not always work correctly. The github site suggests the libogg, libvorbis and
libopenal packages to make sound work.
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hmmm ..... sound works well on my acer, tryed 0.4.4 out on my older netbook. Also no sound.
But no libs ar missed. Compiling went without any errors and the development sound packages are present. The libvorbis libogg is installed by default on slitaz. libopenal is stored in the minetest folder ....
Very courios .... the sound on 0.4.3 works .....damn!
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Sounds like a bug in minetest
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That was my first idea .... but it works well on my Acer ... how ever ...there's a newer github available ... i will compile today afternoon and shann can test it ...
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If it's a bug related to system architecture then it will work on some systems and not on others. My guess would be a bug introduced in 0.4.4 that wasn't present in 0.4.3
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Hi Guys ...
here is the latest minetest-version (0.4.4-1d):
https://www.box.com/s/djgxfipyizd0f2q5and2
It seems Trixar_za is right. It work on my acer and on my old netbook. Also Sound work on both units. Please try it out. 
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Hi,
I test now.
I found error ^^
I check log in sakura term (run minetest-0.4.4 from terminal for view log)
AL lib: oss.c:169: Could not open /dev/dsp: No such file or directory
RESOLV PROBLEM:
Search in web for "/dev/dsp no such file or directory could not open /dev/dsp"
found first link http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-40795.html
I load sound module:
[c]<br />
# modprobe snd_seq_oss snd_mixer_oss snd_pcm_oss<br />[/c]
Sound work fine 
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Nice to read that ... 
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@HMA
Hi.. I tested the version 0.4.4-1d (I should clarify that I'm an old player but he used minetest with openSUSE).
Before you pack, I decided to compile 0.4.3 and 0.4.4 minetest hand and Irrlicht in SliTaz, worked well, but with an error because it did not openal library, and difficult settings:
../celeron55-minetest-ab06fca/cmake/Modules/FindIrrlicht.cmake
OpenGL Topic:
To run minetest need opengl direct rendering.
In my system I have
# Lspci | grep-i vga
00:0 d.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation C61 [GeForce 7025 / nForce 630a] (rev a2)
as the driver had installed xorg-xf86-video-nv (which does not support rendering), I had to remove it and install nvidia-173xx (if supported rendering) and mesa-demos, after modified /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/60-Device.conf - mojo solution to this problem in:
http://forum.slitaz.org/topic/vlc-video-output-problems#post-21170
Result: minetest-0.4.4-1d.tazpkg works great, with sound included. -
question:
the receipt has no dependencies, then
a) you previously compiled by hand irrlicht, libopenal and minetest on your system and then cooked Tazpkg?
b) that used irrlicht version? libopenal version?
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Hi rerivero.
No, i haven't compiled irrlicht. I fond a HowTo about compiling minetest for debian.
http://minetest.net/forum/viewtopic.php?id=1082
Because i couldn't found some development packages on SliTaz i "borrowed" me the missing packages from debian-squeeze and converted it to SliTaz and stored it in a subfolder named "needed_packages":
libgl1-mesa-dev-7.7.1-5.deb
libirrlicht-dev-1.7.3+dfsg1-4.deb
libjpeg8-dev-8b-1.deb
Because i am to lazy to make all in terminal i wrote a little "Installscript" for me
tazpkg get-install slitaz-toolchain
tazpkg get-install cmake
tazpkg get-install bzip2-dev
tazpkg get-install libpng-dev
tazpkg get-install xorg-libXxf86vm-dev
tazpkg get-install libogg-dev
tazpkg get-install libvorbis-dev
tazpkg get-install openal-dev
tazpkg get-install sqlite-dev
tazpkg get-install zlib-dev
tazpkg install ./needed_packages/libgl1-mesa-dev-7.7.1-5.tazpkg
tazpkg install ./needed_packages/libirrlicht-dev-1.7.1+dfsg1-1+b1.tazpkg
tazpkg install ./needed_packages/libjpeg8-dev-8b-1.tazpkg
Now you can compile all your own minetest versions:
cmake . -DRUN_IN_PLACE=0 -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr && make install
This works also for other distris like Puppy 
After all i packed mintest by "hand"
But ... it shouldn't be needed to install libopenal
I packed the lib in the same folder like the minetest binary
usr\local\minetest-0.4.4\bin
and in \usr\bin is a script to start the game with the library-path:
cd \usr\local\minetest-0.4.4
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=./bin/: bin/minetest
I tryed out another libirrlicht version but the only working one was 1.7.1
The libopenal is from SliTaz and its version 1.14
I tested it with a unused SliTaz image and all was workling without need any package, but that was on my Acer Netbook. It seems there are driver-differents to other units.
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@HMA
Great job friend ..
I compiled by hand minetest-0.4.3 and 0.4.4 in SliTaz
Also compiled by hand Irrlicht-1.7.3
but works well, gives a little warning that not yet discovered the reason
Now I'm using the package cooked for you, it works very well.
Thanks for explaining the process, I wanted to know how he did it.
regards
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