Starts fine without adhesive.
I didn’t blame the LC error report at first because I was suspicious of it manifesting only after the OK button was pressed on the Fatal Error dialog.
No porting effort is required, focus on the platform instead.
Experienced users are already playing the game through VFIO.
Yes, Wine will open the doors for braindead effortless injection.
I guess it would require a closed-source containerization runtime (like Valve did with EAC and BE) running on the host itself alongside Wine, supplying adhesive with information through obscured communication mediums.
Huge work, wasted on the 1% Linux playerbase.
So you managed to get FiveM working with wine on private servers with “svadhesive” disabled?
It would be amazing if a guide was created because I think lot of people would end up using it (Playing on my server with friends is only thing that is keeping me dualbooting win+linux)
I tried installing Fivem and got stuck at checking game files, after closing and accepting to download cache it crashes. And also for some reason i cant compile new dxvk patch.
Could you maybe share your steps? Just asking because I am looking for solution for over a year now XD
Run FiveM.exe on vanilla Wine to get past the “Checking game files” part, set Windows 7 compatibility on winecfg.
I got the patched DXVK working but Wine with added external memory support refuses to compile without manually pasting the commits into the Proton wine fork [confirmation needed].
I suggest you to wait for Guy’s patch to make it into mainstream Wine or Proton, should not take very long.
And yes, the approach will be perfectly viable for development and offline sessions, remember to disable adhesive by renaming its .dll to something else.
I managed to get into singleplayer mode and also setted up local server with disabled txadmin and anticheat but i get stuck at loading manifest any suggestions how to move past that? I needed to use vanila wine to change version of Fivem to match with server and also disable txadmin because of error while connecting.
Output of lutris log:
e[38;5;90m[c-legacy-net-resourc] e[0me[32mRequired resources: sessionmanager mapmanager yarn spawnmanager basic-gamemode hardcap rconlog fivem-map-hipster webpack chat
e[38;5;136m[ no_console] e[0me[32mOnConnectionProgress: Loading content manifest...
libGL error: failed to create dri screen
libGL error: failed to load driver: nouveau
[0306/004458.600:ERROR:dxva_video_decode_accelerator_win.cc(1440)] DXVAVDA fatal error: could not LoadLibrary: msmpeg2vdec.dll: Module not found. (0x7E)
[0306/004458.600:ERROR:gpu_init.cc(440)] Passthrough is not supported, GL is disabled
06f4:info:vkd3d_get_vk_version: vkd3d-proton - applicationVersion: 2.5.0.
06f4:info:vkd3d_instance_init: vkd3d-proton - build: c0a3fa8adc58945.
06f4:fixme:d3d12_find_physical_device: Could not find Vulkan physical device for DXGI adapter.
06f4:info:vkd3d_memory_info_init_budgets: Applying resizable BAR budget to memory types: 0x0.
06f4:info:vkd3d_bindless_state_get_bindless_flags: Device does not support VK_VALVE_mutable_descriptor_type.
06f4:info:d3d12_device_caps_init_shader_model: Enabling support for SM 6.6.
06f4:fixme:d3d12_device_caps_init_feature_options1: TotalLaneCount = 1920, may be inaccurate.
06f4:info:vkd3d_get_vk_version: vkd3d-proton - applicationVersion: 2.5.0.
06f4:info:vkd3d_instance_init: vkd3d-proton - build: c0a3fa8adc58945.
06f4:fixme:d3d12_find_physical_device: Could not find Vulkan physical device for DXGI adapter.
06f4:info:vkd3d_memory_info_init_budgets: Applying resizable BAR budget to memory types: 0x0.
06f4:info:vkd3d_bindless_state_get_bindless_flags: Device does not support VK_VALVE_mutable_descriptor_type.
06f4:info:d3d12_device_caps_init_shader_model: Enabling support for SM 6.6.
06f4:fixme:d3d12_device_caps_init_feature_options1: TotalLaneCount = 1920, may be inaccurate.
Now it is late I will try to fix it tomorrow. It would be nice if someone could give me some suggestions, thanks.
I think by forum rules your issue should require a new topic.
However, let’s not clutter the support section with Linux-related stuff.
libGL error: failed to create dri screen
libGL error: failed to load driver: nouveau
DXVK is attempting to load the open source NVIDIA driver nouveau, which I assume is already suppressed by the proprietary nvidia module it should be using instead, given you loaded into singleplayer and probably run other games on your machine.
Try reinstalling the official NVIDIA driver and check the module status with:
lsmod | grep -i nvidia
lsmod | grep -i nouveau
If by any chance you have an integrated GPU, I’m afraid it’s correlated with this.
Try all approaches in the fashion of DRI_PRIME=1 that enforce the use of your dGPU.
Yes, both the Lutris and Proton Wine forks get stuck at file integrity checks.
I think the issue will be gone before the platform is playable for non-development purposes.
Other than that, everything runs flawless on ProtonGE even without shared resources support, too bad for the anticheat being disabled.
I know but I think this thread can be dedicated to trying to get FiveM running on linux.
I got rid of the error (just by running only on integrated graphics, but no change at all. I think that error was not relevant.
FiveM still gets stuck on Loading Manifest.
I tried to look into every log I could find (lutris, cmd, FX) but everywhere the last event is Loading Manifest
FXlog:
I have feeling that it is maybe connected to proton not being able to verify files of gta?
Is there a way to get more detailed log from FiveM?
I tried Developer true as it was only thing I could find regarding debug mode but it denies acces.
Is it problem for everyone, or did you manage to get it running? If so I will end posting progress here and try it on my own.
P.S. I reinstalled nvidia drives but lsmod | grep -i nouveau still gives no output.
Yes, I assumed as well that the game is performing another file integrity check, this time on the custom server resources.
Have you tried joining the server with default Wine?
It’s good, it means it has been successfully blacklisted by modprobe.
Yeah I tried it just now. Still the same problem (when running with installed wine from console), when running from lutris with system wine it is extremely slow when connecting and also got stuck.
I looked at github and this is (probably) what is happening: github
Add a server setting that allows admins to explicitly opt out of any forms of anti-cheat being required to run on clients in order to join their server. This way server owners can consciously decide to allow players with anticheat disabled (also Linux players) to join their servers.
I’m sure some people would be extremely happy to see even a workaround like this.
I know this isn’t really a topic to discuss this, but personally, I find the whole idea of anti cheat on a global level for a project that only provides a platform and doesn’t host the actual game servers to be very much misguided. In my opinion the only way the concept of “a player being globally banned from FiveM” makes sense is when they deliberately try to disrupt operation or take down servers that belong to Cfx like the lobby or the forum/website.
Allow server owners to act as the sole and only police on their servers if they so desire and if they are fine with people cheating, you should just let them.
Still not likely for this to be an officially supported option, as this’d have an uncertain but likely-negative impact on the ecosystem, and the cheater population is actually larger than the Linux target audience + Wine is still a broken pile of junk and we’d rather not have any player base actively rely on such a hacky solution as that’d lead to more common complaints than the usual real Windows 7 user base saying ‘waah, it stopped working, fix it now!’, i.e. no, the only Linux support will be one that’ll be official and not rely on Wine at all.
If you want to ‘disable anticheat checks’ on your server, you can already do so by simply building the server yourself from open-source components, however again we will not provide any support for this configuration.
Have you even been around in the early days of dedicated server-based gaming (late 90s to the 2000s)? This is actually expected behavior for such kinds of games: see VAC (waaaay before Valve hosted official servers), or PunkBuster, or the other setups of such…
We’d also prefer to not deal with the hassle of anti-cheating functionality but most server owners and players actually expected this to be a thing, and I’m amazed at your audacity to even complain at this ‘decision’ as if we want to deal with ‘abuse’ junk either and this is an intentional choice of sorts.
Currently got FiveM to start and go to the main menu with Wine-TkG. Before loading into the game however, the game ownership verification had some issues displaying. It also crashed quite a bit. Had to nuke the wineprefix and redownload FiveM. Then ran FiveM with STAGING_SHARED_RESOUCES=0 and without dxvk. After that is done, you can install dxvk and remove the variable. However, joining a server results in
[c-legacy-net-resourc] Resource URI ci://fivem-map-hipster/v3#kZSnREVGQVVMVKZDaGFDaGHEIMkTgEpADe9n9/jmOWfAQF8JgXm3/
oH1FJ7EFVGBloDkxAhL8q4PmbH0bg== has no mounter.
[c-legacy-net-resourc] Error: Could not get resource mounter for resource fivem-map-hipster.
[ no_console] OnConnectionError: Could not get resource mounter for resource fivem-map-hipster.
Correct, as the warning on startup should’ve said you’re running in ‘insecure mode’ so you can’t join any server from the closed-source build, any server built using shared source (or with closed-source components removed) should work fine.
Ah, you might as such have forgotten to remove ‘svadhesive’ from the server. For the Linux build the easiest way might be to remove the line from alpine/opt/cfx-server/components.json.