eqgame.exe patchme on linux
how to run eqgame.exe patchme on linux (ubuntu) WIthout using the terminal?!
make a script? something like this... ? i need to be able to open up EQgame.exe with patchme and Not use the terminal. how is this possible? |
I use this script to start my game client in wine
it has to be launched from within the eq directory I call the script start and it contains the following line: Code:
taskset -c 0 wine eqgame.exe patchme If you want to dual box you can setup another copy of your client and change the line to this to have it run on the second core. Code:
taskset -c 1 wine eqgame.exe patchme Code:
./start Note I have found that I always need to start EQ in windowed mode then alt+enter to full screen to have it work properly in wine. Then before I exit the game I make sure to switch back to windowed mode for the next start. Since it remembers your setting in the config file each time. Good luck! |
Could someone explain this more for someone thats new to ubuntu please?
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You need to open a terminal window in order to accomplish this. I am not 100% sure how this is done in ubuntu since I am a gentoo user but if you are using gnome as your window manager it is probably accessed by going to:
Applications --> Accessories --> Terminal Once you start the terminal application it will open a command prompt terminal where you can enter commands and such. If you installed EQ with wine your EverQuest directory will probably be located at Code:
/home/yourusername/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/EverQuest When you open the terminal you will be in your home directory so do the following to get to the EQ directory. Code:
cd .wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/EverQuest - the "." before a folder/file name indicates that it is a hidden folder or file, meaning you cant see it in your file explorer or in a terminal if you do a ls, if you do a ls -a you will see them. - The \ in Program\ Files, is an escape character that helps the space to be recognized in the file name. If you do not escape spaces with the \ you will get errors. Ok once you are in the directory you can run the game with Code:
wine eqgame.exe patchme If you are not sure how to create the script and copy/paste the code I posted to use it just use the following command instead of the one above to start the game on one core. Code:
taskset -c 0 wine eqgame.exe patchme Code:
wine eqgame.exe patchme I hope this clarifies everything. It is about as simple as I can explain it. You really should read up on basic linux commands and such before you start trying to really get into linux. It will save you a lot of posting! here is a quick google search that should get you going http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=...d2df88517031cf |
I can't thank you enough Cubber :)
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I am glad it worked out for you.
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This is great info, thanks for the post. I have one problem. It crashes everytime. :P I was curious if the ubuntu users out there are trying it on 10.04 and what kind of wine package they installed. It seems like I've tried just about everything.
Thanks. Code:
zaazz@zaazz-ubuntu:~/Desktop/everquest$ wine eqgame.exe patchme |
I just tried it with the SoF client instead of the SoD one. Same resultes. =/
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