fantastfisk

I have a similar issue. It seems to work once. But if I undock, then I have to go back to Space Center before the clamps will dock again. It seems my persistent.sfs has the correct info, but the actual in game objects have wrong properties. When I return to space center and reload the properties from file, they are (i suppose) in the Ready state again. At least then I can dock. I am using Linux.

Thanks! I had finally landed the Rover, then I spent an hour rolling to the bottom of a hill because even if I had zero speed I thought it didn't count if brakes were on. I had 1% throttle and didnt think of it since I had no rocket I cut all throttle and could return to the space center. Now I can drive around on the Mun whenever I want

I am running Kerbal Space Program on Linux, and I have a ATI Radeon HD 4770 video card. I was running the open source drivers. The game worked fine in 0.19, but after upgrade to 0.20, game quits on start, or when entering Preferences, while 'Loading' animation is running, with the output "Aborted(Core dumped)" or just "Aborted". I solved this issue by creating a new partition on my hard drive, and installing Mint 13 Xfce edition on it. It can be any disto that uses Kernel 3.4 or lower. This is because the Catalyst drivers for HD4770 supports kernel versions up to 3.4. Check this by typing "uname -r" in a terminal. After installing the proprietary drivers, the game works fine. Every other Steam game that I've tested also works fine, and even a little better now. Specifically for me (probably): I had to use 'sudo amdcccle' in a terminal to enable dual screen since catalyst with administrator rights doesnt run from the menu, and change sound output to optical out using 'pavucontrol' to get any sound because Sound preferences was missing from the menu. 1. Install any version of Linux that uses kernel version 3.4 or lower 2. Enable proprietary video card drivers 3. Install steam & download KSP 0.20. 4. Profit I hope this can be of use to someone :-)