you will have to undo all of the changes done by the script.. DO NOT change hardy to jaunty as that essentially undoes what this script was built to do.
It was hard coded to install to /opt/hardy-chroot for a reason, my friend
The problem with the segfault is that RO crashs around the mesa drivers that ships with Intrepid or higher. So we use a hardy chroot so that we may use its older graphics drivers on our newer system
now.... as root you will have to delete the entries that were added to /etc/fstab and then reboot your machine... then you may delete /opt/hardy-chroot and try again
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Originally Posted by onemyndseye
**** IMPORTANT: If you wish to delete the files in /opt/hardy-chroot YOU MUST remove the related lines from /etc/fstab first THEN REBOOT YOUR PC... failure to do this WILL trash your linux install
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Originally Posted by danifamous
didnt install chroot first (mistake?)
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This script installs the chroot and creates the needed scripts. Download the script and run it.. when it completes run RO with ~/regnum/regnum-online.sh
Hope this helps
Please report back with your progress. thanks