manofwar95

I created a custom graveyard next to Gurubashi arena, and deleted the other two so that horde and alliance would both use this graveyard. Except when you die in Gurubashi now, you don't teleport to a graveyard and just stand next to your corpse.

If this works then that's great, but if for whatever reason it doesn't I'll share what I did to fix my compile. I copied dep/ACE_wrappers/ace/config-freebsd.h to dep/ACE_wrappers/ace/config.h and added #define ACE_HAS_MEMCPY_LOOP_UNROLL to it, and it worked when i rebuilt everything. By the way there was also a problem with compiling VMaps on FreeBSD for me, it took me a very long time to fix this and I'm not exactly sure which trick I did that actually worked, but I think that it was by editing contrib/vmap_extractor_v3/vmapextract/CMakeLists.txt under "LINK_DIRECTORIES" to put the full directory to libmpq. This would be something like changing to If that fails I would try adding the path to your libmpq binaries in csh (ex: setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH ${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}:/path/to/libmpq} Thanks! This worked!

This didn't work, trying the other suggested fix.

trying it now

I suggest that there be a patch so when you apply it, it adds those lines to that file and it should be called AceFreeBsdPatch or something.

it worked but it's useless, I can't get ace or MaNGOS to even compile on my system. This is getting frustrating.

Can you use another version of ace rather then the one that comes included with MaNGOS? I want to use my own version of ACE.

there was a thread on the russian mangos.. but I cant speak Russian http://ru-mangos.ru/archive/index.php/t-75.html

Well I restarted my vps and I just ran the normal make command which went this time I think because I dl'ed gmake but now I have ANOTHER error, refer to image. http://i43.servimg.com/u/f43/12/63/27/30/captur13.png[/img]

Well I installed and tried to use gmake and got the same error.

No, I am just using make.

I do admit Debian is a good operating system, but I am trying to learn the works of BSD.

Maybe antiroot will be able to help, he's real nice with the FreeBSD. I know a few other people have had this error while trying to compile on FreeBSD, did anyone actually ever find a way to solve this or get it fixed?

I've the latest, 2.8.7.

I am using FreeBSD 9.0 and I ran cmake fine but when I ran the make command I had an error, since I am not very good at describing my problem(s) I just took a picture because it shows the error in full detail http://i43.servimg.com/u/f43/12/63/27/30/captur12.png[/img]