Making Linux binary or AppImage about stuntrally3

[Calinou]

I'm also trying with my smaller project cAmp2, also no luck:
./cAmp2: ./libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.38' not found (required by /usr/lib/libX11.so.6

This is likely because the binary was built on a Linux distribution that is too new compared to your current distribution. This is why you need to build on an old Linux distribution for the binary to be portable. Typically, the oldest still-supported Ubuntu LTS version is a good baseline for this (currently 20.04).

[cryham]

Ah okay, thank you. So I need that VM for building set up.

[cryham]

Ok I made a VM from Kubuntu-20.04.6.iso
Followed newly updated Building.md which now uses this nice python script I wrote to build SR3 with deps.
SR3 did build fine there. I can start it, but yeah it's a VM so somewhat starts even, got Gui, don't see map, 10 Fps, whatever.

Then I did this, which copies all needed .so:
ldd stuntrally3 | awk 'NF == 4 { system("cp " $3 " .") }'
Got all files back and I'm trying to start on my Debian 12 now:
Got this now, ugh what would that mean?

Inconsistency detected by ld.so: dl-call-libc-early-init.c: 37: _dl_call_libc_early_init: Assertion `sym != NULL' failed!

I guess I copied too many .so? It's like 95 new lib* files from that VM system.
How do I know which should I use from that VM and which should not be here?

[cryham]

Ok I'm studying our old linux-archive scripts. Probably most important here is copy-libs-linux.sh Though IDK how those libs and filters for them were picked. I'll try using that. Wonder if other games have any info how to make their linux binary releases.

[cryham]

Okay I think I got it running well now.
Tested build from Kubuntu 22.04 on Manjaro kde 23.1.4 in VM
I'll test a couple more distros in VM, and we should have a 3.1 release very soon with Linux binary.
Just need to add some more challenges for new vehicles probably.

[cryham]

Allright it worked also on clean Ubuntu 23.10, Linux Mint-21.3 and MX Linux 23.2.
With lowest settings I get 10 Fps, kind of possible to drive.

That old script wasn't too useful. I ended just with minimal libs and starting sr3 again and again looking at which .so is missing and copying it back from my older Kubuntu 20.04 VM where I previously built using new .py script.

[cryham]

SR 3.1 released with Linux binary here.