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Saizou

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Well, there was a similar topic on forum about this error but I think this time it's different, since I still can't make ET to work.

I updated my graphics drivers, best I could find on Nvidia's site, although I had to install them using compatibility mode.

 

Computer specs:

OS: Windows 7 Professional

CPU: Intel Pentium 4 3.2ghz

RAM: 1 Gb

graphic card: Nvidia GeForce FX 5200 (256 mb)

 

ET 2.60b win-x86 May  8 2006
----- FS_Startup -----
Current search path:
C:\Program Files\Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory\etmain\pak2.pk3 (22 files)
C:\Program Files\Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory\etmain\pak1.pk3 (10 files)
C:\Program Files\Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory\etmain\pak0.pk3 (3725 files)
C:\Program Files\Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory\etmain\mp_bin.pk3 (6 files)
C:\Program Files\Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory/etmain

----------------------
3763 files in pk3 files
execing default.cfg
couldn't exec language.cfg
couldn't exec autoexec.cfg
Hunk_Clear: reset the hunk ok
...detecting CPU, found Intel Pentium III
Bypassing CD checks
----- Client Initialization -----
----- Initializing Renderer ----
-------------------------------
----- Client Initialization Complete -----
----- R_Init -----
Initializing OpenGL subsystem
...initializing QGL
...calling LoadLibrary( 'C:\Windows\system32\opengl32.dll' ): succeeded
...setting mode 4: 800 600 FS
...using desktop display depth of 32
...calling CDS: ok
...registered window class
...created window@0,0 (800x600)
Initializing OpenGL driver
...getting DC: succeeded
...GLW_ChoosePFD( 32, 24, 0 )
...35 PFDs found
...GLW_ChoosePFD failed
...GLW_ChoosePFD( 32, 24, 0 )
...35 PFDs found
...GLW_ChoosePFD failed
...failed to find an appropriate PIXELFORMAT
...restoring display settings
...WARNING: could not set the given mode (4)
...setting mode 4: 800 600 FS
...using colorsbits of 16
...calling CDS: ok
...created window@0,0 (800x600)
Initializing OpenGL driver
...getting DC: succeeded
...GLW_ChoosePFD( 16, 16, 0 )
...35 PFDs found
...GLW_ChoosePFD failed
...GLW_ChoosePFD( 16, 16, 0 )
...35 PFDs found
...GLW_ChoosePFD failed
...failed to find an appropriate PIXELFORMAT
...restoring display settings
...WARNING: could not set the given mode (3)
...shutting down QGL
...unloading OpenGL DLL
...assuming '3dfxvgl' is a standalone driver
...initializing QGL
...WARNING: missing Glide installation, assuming no 3Dfx available
...shutting down QGL
----- CL_Shutdown -----
RE_Shutdown( 1 )
-----------------------
GLW_StartOpenGL() - could not load OpenGL subsystem

 

Originally I wanted to do dual boot, but I accidentally screwed up XP, so I'm kinda stuck with this.

As far as I found on internet it's driver oriented, but under the same settings it worked flawlessly on XP, and I haven't found any exact solution that would apply to this case.

I did a clean ET install after changing OS, also the old installation that survived the change showed the exact same error.

 

I'd really appreciate help on this, or at least info if it's not possible to get it running again.

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well since the latest driver for this card is for vista and was released 3 years ago it just might not be compatible time to upgrade

 

Luckily for me that old driver seems to be good enough, ET is working again as it should.

 

Thanks for help, problem fixed.

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