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[SOLVED] Error loading GUI page after vdrift-data update - danpo - 05-12-2012 Dear VDrift team, first of all I'd like to thank you for your excellent work. VDrift has really been a joy to play - fantastic thing for occasional gamers like me. I have installed VDrift from the PlayDeb sources on my Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise) machine and it worked out pretty well. However, what bothered me was the limited choice of tracks and cars. I tried to download these (entire tracks/ and cars/ folders, g-zipped from the SVN web repositories) and put those missing tracks and cars into my corresponding directories. That didn't work out. The new tracks and cars showed up in the game, but didn't have a preview. And when I selected them to race with, the game started to load but then immediately jumped back to the menu. Anyway, so I thought I'd go another way and replace my entire vdrift-data folder. I checked out the sources to /usr/share/games/vdrift/data, using the command Code: cd /usr/share/games/vdrift Code: ERROR: Error loading GUI page: /usr/share/games/vdrift/data/skins/simple/menus/AssignControl I thought maybe the revision is too new. Am I using a development version that doesn't get along with the Ubuntu package (version from 2011-10-22 according to package name)? But in fact, I really have no idea. Of course I could reinstall the Ubuntu vdrift-data package, but I really want to have all the cars and tracks available. So I'd really appreciate of you could help me out and suggest what could be going wrong here (or a better way to import all cars and tracks to the Ubuntu version)? Thanks a lot and keep on the great work! Regards, danpo [1] http://vdrift.net/Forum/viewtopic.php?p=11410 - NaN - 05-13-2012 Hi danpo. The safest way would be to use 2011-10-22 data. There have been just too many changes since then. Some of them not backwards compatible, unfortunately. http://vdrift.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/vdrift/tags/ - danpo - 05-14-2012 Hi NaN, that made the job for me. Thanks a lot! For others that might have the same problem: You can simpy checkout or de-grade to an older revision (in this case: 917) by adding the -r option to SVN, i.e.: Code: svn co -r 917 https://vdrift.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/vdrift/vdrift-data data Code: svn update -r 917 |