lost_soul on 9/2/2011 at 19:14
Wow, weird. Are your PK4's corrupt? You can find out by comparing the checksums against the ones (
http://zerowing.idsoftware.com/linux/doom/#head-7d0bca80148ede12630b1dfcb6310c842181ca63) on the Doom 3 linux page.
The pk4 checksums are in the "patch installation" section. They should be the same as your files.
EDIT: Here are the checksums to make things easier.
71b8d37b2444d3d86a36fd61783844fe base/pak000.pk4
4bc4f3ba04ec2b4f4837be40e840a3c1 base/pak001.pk4
fa84069e9642ad9aa4b49624150cc345 base/pak002.pk4
f22d8464997924e4913e467e7d62d5fe base/pak003.pk4
38561a3c73f93f2e6fd31abf1d4e9102 base/pak004.pk4
voodoo47 on 9/2/2011 at 22:58
intel integrated graphics, I would say.
btw, is doom3 a legacy game already?
lost_soul on 9/2/2011 at 23:01
Tough question. I've actually considered it before. The game did come out a very long time ago, but it still uses current technology. No, it aint DX11, but neither are most of the games coming out these days. They're mostly in the DX9 ballpark, because that is all the consoles (which control the market) can handle. There's also at least one more mainstream game slated to use the Doom 3 engine: Brink.
bikerdude on 10/2/2011 at 10:30
thats either 2 things..
1. corrupt driver
2. graphics card overheating..
DarkMax on 16/2/2011 at 01:42
I already solved it, there were some damaged files in the pak002.pk4 only, thanks for replying:D
