Using default binary - but I want i686

[LoGoN]

This are the first messages I get when starting server with srcds_run. It actually should detect the cpu and start the apropriate binary. It cant detect the cpu cause I'm using hardened sources on my server for security reasons. Is there a way to tell srcds_run which binary to load? This is a celeron 2.4 so it should be i686.

Auto detecting CPU
grep: /proc/cpuinfo: Permission denied
./srcds_run: line 238: test: -lt: unary operator expected
./srcds_run: line 241: test: -ge: unary operator expected
Using default binary.

[cryotek]

i believe theres a -binary switch,

Code:

-binary i686

i believe

[LoGoN]

I read about something like that somewhere, but it didn't work when i first tried it. Isn't there any documentation on this?

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ANy update on this because after some updates done on my box now when I run srcds_l I get:

Auto detecting CPU
./srcds_run: fork: Resource temporarily unavailable
./srcds_run: line 238: test: -lt: unary operator expected
./srcds_run: line 241: test: -ge: unary operator expected
Using default binary.

It is running with the i486 binary and before it ran on the i686 binary without me doing anything. Anybody got any info on this?

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Anything?

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Ok, I think I fixed it. I used -binary ./srcds_i686 for my CS:Source server and -binary ./hlds_i686 for my NS server and they both changed and I am not seeing any errors anymore.

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