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Old 02-28-2013, 04:31 AM
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Did you follow the instructions in the changelog?

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== 02/27/2013 ==
KLS: Changed how shared memory works:
    Instead of System V/windows pagefile shared memory we now have shared memory that's backed by the filesystem.
    What that means is basically instead of EMuSharedMem(shared library) we now have shared_memory(executable), shared memory will be persistent between runs until you delete or reload it using the shared_memory executable.
    
    STEPS FOR PEOPLE WHO CAN'T BE BOTHERED TO FIGURE IT OUT:
        1) Create a directory in the place you run world/zone named shared and make sure files can write there.
        2) Run the shared_memory executable from the same place you run world/zone (it's basically doing the loading we would do on startup so will take a moment).
        3) Run world/zone/whatever
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Old 03-05-2013, 12:12 PM
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Thanks Trevius, that was for sure the reaosn the server wouldn't start. not sure about all the linking issues, etc. though, I guess they are minor bugs still being sorted through, or expected?
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