Steam deck compile about nfsiise HOT 9 CLOSED

I don't have Steam Deck. Could you send error log? Do you use nfs2se-git from AUR?

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Seems i have to install the yasm via pacman, im in the process of working some things. And will send up the codes once im able

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Seems i have to install the yasm via pacman, im in the process of working some things. And will send up the codes once im able

Make you're using the lib32 versions of each package. I can write a compile guide in a few days.

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Anyone got it running without removing the write-protection from the partition?

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Anyone got it running without removing the write-protection from the partition?

I had to turn off the write-protection to install (with pacman) the development dependencies needed for compiling NFSIISE. But you can re-enable the write-protection afterwards.

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Anyone got it running without removing the write-protection from the partition?

I had to turn off the write-protection to install (with pacman) the development dependencies needed for compiling NFSIISE. But you can re-enable the write-protection afterwards.

It would be awesome to get a short guide how to do it. I recently got the game with this cool script back to work on Linux mint but it would be even better to run it on my steam deck! :-)

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I don't have Steam Deck, but if installing yasm and gcc-multilib is possible, try this (use it to update, too):

#!/bin/sh

if [[ ! -e NFSIISE ]]; then
    sudo pacman -Sy --needed gcc-multilib yasm git || exit
    git clone https://github.com/zaps166/NFSIISE || exit
fi

cd NFSIISE || exit
git pull || exit
git submodule update --init src/Asm || exit

./compile_nfs || exit

When this script finishes, copy fedata and gamedata into Need For Speed II SE and run the game from Need For Speed II SE. Use convert_to_lowercase script to convert all game files to small letters.

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Honestly I will probably just make a Flatpak this week

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Ok, or just use this: https://github.com/zaps166/NFSIISE/releases I'll update it soon, too.

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