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Edit: Nevermind, it seems like I found workaround. I just need to launch a game through SRHK.sh in GOG Games/Shadowrun Hong Kong Extended Edition/Game instead of start.sh in main catalogue.
I had similar issue with another game from GOG too (think it was Grim Fandango Remastered) and wonder what is the cause of this since clearly not everyone is affected.

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I played SR Returns and Dragonfall DC on this machine and both installed and worked perfectly fine. Now I installed Hong-Kong and apparently this one won't start. System is OpenSUSE Tumbleweed with Intel graphics card and this is terminal output:

Running Shadowrun Hong Kong - Extended Edition
./SRHK.sh: line 14: cd: too many arguments
Set current directory to /home/milosz/GOG Games/Shadowrun Hong Kong Extended Edition/game
Found path: /home/milosz/GOG Games/Shadowrun Hong Kong Extended Edition/game/SRHK
./SRHK.sh: line 22: 18600 Aborted (core dumped) ./$SRR -logFile output.log

It seems Shadowrun Honh Kong has exited unsuccessfully (error = 134).


I saw similar topics on forum where people needed to install additional libraries but I don't know if this is a case here.
Post edited August 24, 2017 by meelten
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meelten: Edit: Nevermind, it seems like I found workaround. I just need to launch a game through SRHK.sh in GOG Games/Shadowrun Hong Kong Extended Edition/Game instead of start.sh in main catalogue.
I had similar issue with another game from GOG too (think it was Grim Fandango Remastered) and wonder what is the cause of this since clearly not everyone is affected.

.............................................................................................................. ............................................................................................

I played SR Returns and Dragonfall DC on this machine and both installed and worked perfectly fine. Now I installed Hong-Kong and apparently this one won't start. System is OpenSUSE Tumbleweed with Intel graphics card and this is terminal output:

Running Shadowrun Hong Kong - Extended Edition
./SRHK.sh: line 14: cd: too many arguments
Set current directory to /home/milosz/GOG Games/Shadowrun Hong Kong Extended Edition/game
Found path: /home/milosz/GOG Games/Shadowrun Hong Kong Extended Edition/game/SRHK
./SRHK.sh: line 22: 18600 Aborted (core dumped) ./$SRR -logFile output.log

It seems Shadowrun Honh Kong has exited unsuccessfully (error = 134).


I saw similar topics on forum where people needed to install additional libraries but I don't know if this is a case here.
Thank you for the tip. I just tried to run Shadowrun Hong Kong and had the same error 134 but running the SRHK.sh file works for me as well. I am using the most recent 2.8.0.11 version from GOG. My system is also quite different than yours:

AMD FX-9590 | 16GB DDR3-2133 | MSI RX 580 8GB Gaming X | Mesa 17.3.6 | Samsung 850 Evo 250GB | Solus 3 | Kernel 4.15.14-62.current
Same here. This seems to be a Mono issue according to output.log

/home/redacted/GOG Games/Shadowrun Hong Kong Extended Edition/game/SRHK_Data/Mono/x86/libmono.so(+0x8b59b) [0xf73e859b]
/home/redacted/GOG Games/Shadowrun Hong Kong Extended Edition/game/SRHK_Data/Mono/x86/libmono.so(+0x21743) [0xf737e743]
linux-gate.so.1(__kernel_rt_sigreturn+0) [0xf7f7ede0]

Intel i5 6600K | Rx Vega 56 | Mesa-git |Arch Linux
The problem exist when you using `start.sh` but if you launch `SRHK.sh` directly -- the game will launch
Also, this script has a problem on line 14, so if you see something like `cd: too many arguments` when using MiniGalaxy or other GOG clients -- double-quote `$SRRDIR`

UPD: Hotfix
```
mv start.sh start.sh.bak
ln -s game/SRHK.sh start.sh
```
Now launching `start.sh` directly launches game (and it works!)
Post edited June 01, 2020 by jenrus00