Ragmand: I know this topic is 4 years old, but there's a similar problem now. I had this experience with libfmodex64.so.

libGLEW.so is included with the game, as is libfmodex64.so, the problem is that the startup script is badly written. In ~/GOG\ Games/Mount\ Blade\ Warband (or wherever you installed the game), you have to add the line export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:"`pwd`/game" between the #Action and run_game() { in start.sh.

$LD_LIBRARY_PATH is consulted at runtime by ld, the dynamic linker (finds all of your shared libraries (Linux equivalent to Windows' DLLs)). The game includes all of the necessary dynamic libraries, which is the good and correct thing to do, but the script left out this crucial step. I wouldn't expect a new Linux user, or even a semi-experienced one without programming experience, to know this or figure it out.

Ragmand: I know this topic is 4 years old, but there's a similar problem now. I had this experience with libfmodex64.so.

libGLEW.so is included with the game, as is libfmodex64.so, the problem is that the startup script is badly written. In ~/GOG\ Games/Mount\ Blade\ Warband (or wherever you installed the game), you have to add the line export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:"`pwd`/game" between the #Action and run_game() { in start.sh.

$LD_LIBRARY_PATH is consulted at runtime by ld, the dynamic linker (finds all of your shared libraries (Linux equivalent to Windows' DLLs)). The game includes all of the necessary dynamic libraries, which is the good and correct thing to do, but the script left out this crucial step. I wouldn't expect a new Linux user, or even a semi-experienced one without programming experience, to know this or figure it out.

Ragmand: I know this topic is 4 years old, but there's a similar problem now. I had this experience with libfmodex64.so.

libGLEW.so is included with the game, as is libfmodex64.so, the problem is that the startup script is badly written. In ~/GOG\ Games/Mount\ Blade\ Warband (or wherever you installed the game), you have to add the line export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:"`pwd`/game" between the #Action and run_game() { in start.sh.

$LD_LIBRARY_PATH is consulted at runtime by ld, the dynamic linker (finds all of your shared libraries (Linux equivalent to Windows' DLLs)). The game includes all of the necessary dynamic libraries, which is the good and correct thing to do, but the script left out this crucial step. I wouldn't expect a new Linux user, or even a semi-experienced one without programming experience, to know this or figure it out.

nickalreadytaken: I tried all your suggestions, one after another, but would keep on getting

malloc_consolidate(): unaligned fastbin chunk detected
Aborted (core dumped)

I already downloaded the game again, reinstalled, added the line from Ragmand's suggestion to the #Actions. That's what it looks like:

# Actions
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:"`pwd`/game"
run_game() {
echo "Running ${GAME_NAME}"
cd "${CURRENT_DIR}/game"
chmod +x *
./"mb_warband.sh"

}

Any suggestions?

cuines: Hi,

Did you try this: https://www.gog.com/forum/mount_blade_series/linux_warband_missing_libglewso110/post17 ?
The mb_warband.sh file already contains the tricks to load the dlls.

-- Cuines

Ragmand: I know this topic is 4 years old, but there's a similar problem now. I had this experience with libfmodex64.so.

libGLEW.so is included with the game, as is libfmodex64.so, the problem is that the startup script is badly written. In ~/GOG\ Games/Mount\ Blade\ Warband (or wherever you installed the game), you have to add the line export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:"`pwd`/game" between the #Action and run_game() { in start.sh.

$LD_LIBRARY_PATH is consulted at runtime by ld, the dynamic linker (finds all of your shared libraries (Linux equivalent to Windows' DLLs)). The game includes all of the necessary dynamic libraries, which is the good and correct thing to do, but the script left out this crucial step. I wouldn't expect a new Linux user, or even a semi-experienced one without programming experience, to know this or figure it out.