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No file system is writable #368

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Animakozak opened this issue Aug 27, 2015 · 14 comments
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No file system is writable #368

Animakozak opened this issue Aug 27, 2015 · 14 comments
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@Animakozak
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Set-ups, nick don't save.
Version 0.0.12b.
System info:
OpenGL-capable graphics accelerator is available.
Vendor: Intel
Name: Intel(R) HD Graphics
Version: 4.0.0 - Build 10.18.10.4252
GLSL Version: 4.00 - Build 10.18.10.4252

Max Texture Size: 16384
Max 3D Texture Size: 2048
Max Combined Texture Image Units: 96
Max Vertex Texture Image Units: 16
Max Varying Components: 64

Your video card supports all required OpenGL extensions/features.

@Kurtoid
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Kurtoid commented Sep 4, 2015

Do you have permissions for the directory openspades is in?

@bartenbach
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Yeah, that error seems straightforward. What directory is openspades running in and what permissions does your user have for that directory?

I'm not on Windows at the moment, but right clicking the openspades folder should yield a tab for permissions.

@feikname
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Is that russian version of Windows? if it's not a problem with permissions maybe it's some problem with charsets/encoding, but that's just a random guess.

@noway
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noway commented Sep 20, 2015

It's ukrainian, but what is more important here is that it's windows 10. Was it even seen to be working on windows 10?
Also, cyrillic symbols in the user directory path indeed may be the issue.

@Animakozak
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I am considering such problem, as incompatibility with Windows 10. As for cyrilic, I moved to C drive, launched as administrator and Windows 7 compability mode - nothing changes

@noway
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noway commented Sep 20, 2015

Openspades creates directory in your account folder, it is in Documents and Settings in user directory or something. This behaviour is independent of installation directory.

@bartenbach
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I was running it on Windows 10 just fine.

I could test removing permissions for myself on the folder and see if I get the same message, but it wouldn't rule out charset/encoding problems, which does seem likely as well.

@AnaXor1
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AnaXor1 commented Dec 27, 2015

Go to start, run, %appdata% then make a folder there called Openspades and inside that another called Resources

example:
C:\Users\YourUser\AppData\Roaming\Openspades\Resources

@Phanthomphax
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Is the game running in administrator mode? Or are you using a administrator account?
In case it is not, run it in administrator mode. In case you aren't using, use a administrator account.

Mostly, I get this error when multiple openspades processes are running, mostly.

@VelocityRa
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Can we close this? Is the problem still present?

@noway
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noway commented Nov 7, 2016

best guess is that it is non-ascii user name which screws up the %appdata% file path in your windows fs (ntfs or fat whatever it is).

@VelocityRa
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Might be, @Animakozak do you have non-ascii characters in your username? If you're not sure post it please.

@VelocityRa VelocityRa added the bug some feature is broken label Nov 15, 2016
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yvt commented Mar 2, 2017

Another instance of this problem was reported in aloha.pk forum.

http://aloha.pk/index.php?topic=9424.msg84817

This reporter has non-ASCII characters in his/her username.

yvt added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 4, 2017
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yvt commented Mar 4, 2017

Fixed in 0.1.1c.

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