Hi everyone. I'm new here so please treat me kindly 
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My problem is the said. I start Dolphin on my Ubuntu 8.10, and when I load the game (Super Smash Brothers Melee) it crashes completely, and says "Segmentation Fault" as its last line of message. In my machine, I also have Windows XP installed, and when I try to run the same game, (and the only one I got) it DOESN'T crashes, even more, using none of the "speed enhancers" I get 30 fps, so I don't think its my computer.
Here are my computer specs:
Intel core 2 quad at 2.4 GHz per core.
2 GB of ram
300 GB SATA2 hard drive
512 MB GeForce 8500 GT in PCI-E
Thanks in advance.
I would like to add something really funny.
You know by now that if I start the game with the Linux Dolphin, it crashes, and from windows not.
Well, the funny thing is that, if I run the windows version using wine (the windows binary layer implementation in linux), it runs!!
.
Of course it suffers the performance penalty of the virtualization. But its playable, though.
Anyway, I still want to have my Linux version running
.My problem is the said. I start Dolphin on my Ubuntu 8.10, and when I load the game (Super Smash Brothers Melee) it crashes completely, and says "Segmentation Fault" as its last line of message. In my machine, I also have Windows XP installed, and when I try to run the same game, (and the only one I got) it DOESN'T crashes, even more, using none of the "speed enhancers" I get 30 fps, so I don't think its my computer.
Here are my computer specs:
Intel core 2 quad at 2.4 GHz per core.
2 GB of ram
300 GB SATA2 hard drive
512 MB GeForce 8500 GT in PCI-E
Thanks in advance.
I would like to add something really funny.
You know by now that if I start the game with the Linux Dolphin, it crashes, and from windows not.
Well, the funny thing is that, if I run the windows version using wine (the windows binary layer implementation in linux), it runs!!
.Of course it suffers the performance penalty of the virtualization. But its playable, though.
Anyway, I still want to have my Linux version running