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General FreeSpace => FreeSpace & FreeSpace Open Support => Topic started by: antsa on May 03, 2018, 07:02:07 am
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Ive had this problem for a while and i cant install executables with the fso installer but it seems to work(?) when using manual install but i can only install some versions trough manual installation, or i apparently cant find them. any ideas how to fix this?
The following errors were encountered:
FreeSpace Open 3.8.0 Win64 Standard: The hash value for 'avcodec-57.dll' did not agree with the expected value. This could indicate a corrupted download or a problem with the mod. If this problem persists over multiple attempts, contact the mod author for assistance.
Additionally, the installer was unable to delete the file. Please delete the file yourself and do not open it.
FreeSpace Open 3.8.0 Win64 AVX: The hash value for 'avformat-57.dll' did not agree with the expected value. This could indicate a corrupted download or a problem with the mod. If this problem persists over multiple attempts, contact the mod author for assistance. The file has been deleted.
FreeSpace Open 3.8.0 Win64 AVX: The hash value for 'avutil-55.dll' did not agree with the expected value. This could indicate a corrupted download or a problem with the mod. If this problem persists over multiple attempts, contact the mod author for assistance. The file has been deleted.
FreeSpace Open 3.8.0 Win64 AVX: The hash value for 'SDL2.dll' did not agree with the expected value. This could indicate a corrupted download or a problem with the mod. If this problem persists over multiple attempts, contact the mod author for assistance. The file has been deleted.
FreeSpace Open 3.8.0 Win64 AVX: The hash value for 'swresample-2.dll' did not agree with the expected value. This could indicate a corrupted download or a problem with the mod. If this problem persists over multiple attempts, contact the mod author for assistance.
Additionally, the installer was unable to delete the file. Please delete the file yourself and do not open it.
FreeSpace Open 3.8.0 Win64 AVX: The hash value for 'swscale-4.dll' did not agree with the expected value. This could indicate a corrupted download or a problem with the mod. If this problem persists over multiple attempts, contact the mod author for assistance. The file has been deleted.
FreeSpace Open 3.8.0 Win32 AVX: The hash value for 'avcodec-57.dll' did not agree with the expected value. This could indicate a corrupted download or a problem with the mod. If this problem persists over multiple attempts, contact the mod author for assistance. The file has been deleted.
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Well, you actually have to select only ONE of the builds.
The dlls have the same name for every build, but the dlls that are needed for a Win32 build are different to the Win64 ones.
If you install a Win64 build it expect the hashes for the 64-bit dlls of course... but if the 32-Bit DLLs are already present they are checked and then they are not to be as expected (because they're the 32-Bit ones).
So you have to decide if you want to use Win32 or Win64... both versions in the same folder are not possible.
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Well, you actually have to select only ONE of the builds.
The dlls have the same name for every build, but the dlls that are needed for a Win32 build are different to the Win64 ones.
If you install a Win64 build it expect the hashes for the 64-bit dlls of course... but if the 32-Bit DLLs are already present they are checked and then they are not to be as expected (because they're the 32-Bit ones).
So you have to decide if you want to use Win32 or Win64... both versions in the same folder are not possible.
installer forces me to select both 32-bit and 64-bit executables with their contents, any way to avert that?
EDIT: apparently this happens because installer detects these both
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So installer is still forcing me to install 32-bit and 64-bit executables even if i try an clean install.
Any ideas?
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Delete fsoinstaller.properties from your home folder.
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Delete fsoinstaller.properties from your home folder.
that seems to do the trick, cheers!