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번역 관련 문제 보고
This issue is caused by symlinking your steamapps directory. To resolve this, either remove the symlink or symlink the whole of ~/Steam, instead of just steamapps.
It seems if you symlink specific directories, such as steamapps/<username/tf2, it works, but if you symlink steamapps/ as a whole, it breaks.
Credit goes to everyone who helped resolve this.
BACK TO MY ORIGINAL POST:
If I am not incorrect, BIK is a filetype used to display BINK video.
Try doing sudo apt-get install ia32-libs
You might also want to take a look at this crash log:
/tmp/dumps/crash_20121120122457_1.dmp
Most of that is bytecode, but what isn't bytecode doesn't say anything to me, there's a heap dump but no trace so I can't really find the problem.
Edit: Thanks lauri, perhaps we can get this as a bug report somehow? (Symlinks are wonderful little things and will among other things save me a lot of precious home partition space)
I'll take a look into this later and see if I can reproduce.
I use a symlincked steamapps folder to an other partition (NTFS), i took care of permission problem by setting "users,exec,permission" in fstab.
I get this error when launching TF2 : Error: Material "fullscreenvideomaterial" uses unknown shader "Bik"
i tried the export LC_NUMERIC=POSIX and LANG=C tricks mentionned in an other post but no success
I don't have room on my system partition to take back the steamapps folder...
jon@stuck:~/.local/share/Steam$ ll ~/.local/share/Steam/SteamApps
lrwxrwxrwx 1 jon jon 23 Dec 6 21:22 /home/jon/.local/share/Steam/SteamApps -> /usr/local/games/Steam/
I'm going to try symlinking ~/.local/share/Steam instead and see if that clears it up...