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Somewhere between 29. 04 and today a commit added some kind of check or something, now it complains:
"Diablo cannot read a required data file.\nYour diabdat.mpq may not be in the Devilution folder or it's read only.\nPlease ensure that the filename is in all lower case and try again.\n %s"
I put the diabdat.mpq to the "/boot/home/config/settings/diasurgical/devilution" folder, this is the folder where devilutionx automatically saves the "diablo.ini" file, so this is, where it would search for it, and my old checkout finds it correctly, while the current just complains.
I assume it stat() the path and finds the Haiku's own packaged virtual file-system.
On Haiku the folder-structure is partially RO, and it is not possible to change it.
The folder, where the mpq resides is writeable, but the "/boot/home/config" folder not.
I can't seem to find the problematic commit, but this problem doesn't allows to run the game on Haiku.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Somewhere between 29. 04 and today a commit added some kind of check or something, now it complains:
"Diablo cannot read a required data file.\nYour diabdat.mpq may not be in the Devilution folder or it's read only.\nPlease ensure that the filename is in all lower case and try again.\n %s"
I put the diabdat.mpq to the "/boot/home/config/settings/diasurgical/devilution" folder, this is the folder where devilutionx automatically saves the "diablo.ini" file, so this is, where it would search for it, and my old checkout finds it correctly, while the current just complains.
I assume it stat() the path and finds the Haiku's own packaged virtual file-system.
On Haiku the folder-structure is partially RO, and it is not possible to change it.
The folder, where the mpq resides is writeable, but the "/boot/home/config" folder not.
I can't seem to find the problematic commit, but this problem doesn't allows to run the game on Haiku.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: