>> This gives different error messages.
>> 
>> I assumed that the suse_* stuff was all a superset of the linux_* stuff,
>> so I wiped linux_* and installed suse_*.  Unfortunately, suse_* doesn't
>> seem to have an ldconfig, nor a bash, for LINUX.  Also, when I was in
>
>The 'ldconfig' would be perhaps with the libc5 compat stuff.  By default I

I had installed suse_libc5-6.1 (and all other suse_*) prior to installing
Quake2.  I had thoroughly rooted out the linux_* packages.


>believe the suse_* packages are for ELF Linux.  You can use the 'glibc'
>version of Quake2 and you don't need the older stuff.

I assumed that the Quake2 installation script knew what it was doing; I
don't know which version it saw fit to install.


 [...]
>> Error: Couldn't load pics/colormap.pcx
>> /emul/linux/usr/local/games/quake2: 
>
>Are you sure you have an /etc/quake2.conf pointing to your quake2
 [...]

Yes.  I have also tried explicitly adding the /emul/linux prefix to the
config line: /emul/linux/usr/local/games/quake2

Since it's running under emulation, I _should_ be able to omit the
/emul/linux prefix and place the game (and/or the config file) either
relative to / or /emul/linux/, right?


  "I probably don't know what I'm talking about." --rauch@eecs.ukans.edu