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I am using Arch Linux and have installed CS:GO on a 500gb NTFS hard drive. My system hard drive is an 80gb EXT4 SSD drive. When I launch the game after reboot, it says the game is not installed. As soon as I start the installation process, though, it recognizes the game's location and launch. When I start a server with bots the game is unplayable due to massive lag.
So it seems that I'm having a hard time reading the game from the storage drive. Could it be because it's in NTFS and my system drive is in EXT4? Do I have to repartition the storage drive or is there an other option?
Thanks in advance!
EDIT: Seems that the problem was my video drivers not being installed correctly. After installing nvidia-libgl and nvidia-lts, it worked. ![]()
Last edited by Pope Unleashed (2015-07-30 15:48:10)
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UPDATE: I tried shrinking the existing partition and creating a new one in EXT4 on which I re-installed the game. Problem persists.
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This is still a problem, any help is greatly appreciated!
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Is the drive mounted before launching the game?
Last edited by The Loko (2015-07-22 18:49:09)
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Is the disk mounted before launching the game?
Yes, it's in fstab, so it's mounted all the time. These are my launch options for the disk:
# /dev/sdb4 LABEL=Games
UUID=********-****-****-****-************ /mnt/Games ext4 defaults,noatime,data=writeback 0 2
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