EQEmu on Mac OSX?

[HnathBST]

The hardest part would be getting all the dependencies. I had the same problem trying to get eqemu to run on centos. It also seems, no matter how hard I try I can't get the login server to run.

I wouldn't see why it wouldn't be possible but it would be time consuming. The question here is why? If there is a reason you specifically need to use centos than I say give it a shot.

[Vexyl]

Originally Posted by HnathBST

The hardest part would be getting all the dependencies. I had the same problem trying to get eqemu to run on centos. It also seems, no matter how hard I try I can't get the login server to run.

I wouldn't see why it wouldn't be possible but it would be time consuming. The question here is why? If there is a reason you specifically need to use centos than I say give it a shot.

OP said Mac OS X, not CentOS.

[demonstar55]

Send me an Intel Mac and I can try to make it work :P

[HnathBST]

Originally Posted by Vexyl

OP said Mac OS X, not CentOS.

I was merely speaking from experience. I know that eqemu is built around packages for Debian and Fedora (and obvisiously windows). That said the login server dependencies are ONLY compiled for Debian/Fedora/windows, so there is no chance in getting a private login server running.

Just because Mac osx isn't centos doesn't mean you won't face the same hardships. If you re-read my post you'll also see that I said it will probably run, just won't be as easy as running it on Debian/fedora/windows.

[Vexyl]

Originally Posted by HnathBST

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If there is a reason you specifically need to use centos than I say give it a shot.

I was referring to that sentence since it implies that you thought the OP was using CentOS.

Originally Posted by lerxst2112

All Intel based Macs, including the Mac Mini, are little-endian, so that wouldn't be an issue.

Oh, I didn't know the Mac Mini was intel based. Thanks for clearing that up for me