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2012-01-20
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Could you copy and paste those two commands that you posted in Xterm?
I keep getting a big error of unhappiness for some reason.
And again, do I rename your atari800.bin file?
Thanks.
I keep getting a big error of unhappiness for some reason.
And again, do I rename your atari800.bin file?
Thanks.
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2012-01-20
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Hi,
You shouldn't rename the atari800.bin file, no. In your /usr/games directory you should have two files:
atari800
atari800.bin
atari800 is just a small script to call the atari800.bin file. Here's the contents of mine after making some small modifications to the original:
You shouldn't rename the atari800.bin file, no. In your /usr/games directory you should have two files:
atari800
atari800.bin
atari800 is just a small script to call the atari800.bin file. Here's the contents of mine after making some small modifications to the original:
Code:
#!/bin/sh
# wrapper for proper WM_CLASS name in SDL apps (needed for icon in taskbar)
#BASEDIR=`dirname $0`
BASENAME=`basename $0`
export SDL_VIDEO_X11_WMCLASS=${BASENAME}
export ATARI_MAEMO_DEVICE=$(awk '/^product/ { print $2;}' /proc/component_version)
exec xkbd -k /usr/share/xkbd/atari800.text.xkbd &
exec ${0}.bin -windowed -stretch 1.9 -bpp 16 "$@"
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2012-01-20
, 01:45
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I'm sorry for being such a pain Shawn.
I copied your script, named it at, and made this an executable.
I do have atari800 (old release) and your new atari800.bin in /usr/games.
Anyway, I get this message...
at
/usr/bin/at: line 5: /usr/bin/at.bin: No such file or directory
/usr/bin/at: line 5: exec: /usr/bin/at.bin: cannot execute: No such file or directory
I copied your script, named it at, and made this an executable.
I do have atari800 (old release) and your new atari800.bin in /usr/games.
Anyway, I get this message...
at
/usr/bin/at: line 5: /usr/bin/at.bin: No such file or directory
/usr/bin/at: line 5: exec: /usr/bin/at.bin: cannot execute: No such file or directory
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2012-01-20
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Hi,
It needs to be called "atari800". When you installed the original Atari800 package, it puts two files into /usr/games: atari800 and atari800.bin. I'm replacing the atari800.bin and making only a small modification to the atari800 file. If you edit the atari800 file to match what I have and replace the atari800.bin with my version from the zip file, you should be good to go.
It needs to be called "atari800". When you installed the original Atari800 package, it puts two files into /usr/games: atari800 and atari800.bin. I'm replacing the atari800.bin and making only a small modification to the atari800 file. If you edit the atari800 file to match what I have and replace the atari800.bin with my version from the zip file, you should be good to go.
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2012-01-20
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I'm so lost. *lol*
When I installed Atari, it only put atari800 into /usr/games.
There was no atari800.bin to overwrite with yours that you posted here.
I don't understand. You want me to replace the entire atari800 file (365,681 bytes) with your small launch script?
Is this correct?
When I installed Atari, it only put atari800 into /usr/games.
There was no atari800.bin to overwrite with yours that you posted here.
I don't understand. You want me to replace the entire atari800 file (365,681 bytes) with your small launch script?
Is this correct?
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2012-01-20
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I originally installed atari800 2.0.3-2.3 if this means anything.
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2012-01-20
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Hmm, sorry i guess you have a different version installed of 2.0.3 than i do. In that case you can rename your existing atari800 file and then rename my atari800.bin to atari800. Sorry for the confusion i assumed it would be the same!
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2012-01-20
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Okay.
So I have
atari800
atari800.bin (this is yours)
/usr/bin/at (your launch script)
What do I rename for each of these?
Thanks Shawn.
So I have
atari800
atari800.bin (this is yours)
/usr/bin/at (your launch script)
What do I rename for each of these?
Thanks Shawn.
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2012-01-20
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If you want to keep the old version of Atari800 around (I wonder which you installed and why it's different than the one I have?):
You should be able to rename the "atari.bin" file to "at.bin" (the launch script assumes that the .bin file has the same beginning of the name-I didn't write it, it was part of the tobiasj package that I have installed on my tablet.) You may/will have to move the launch script into /usr/games too.
Whew! That should get it working for you.
You should be able to rename the "atari.bin" file to "at.bin" (the launch script assumes that the .bin file has the same beginning of the name-I didn't write it, it was part of the tobiasj package that I have installed on my tablet.) You may/will have to move the launch script into /usr/games too.
Whew! That should get it working for you.
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That`s meant to put xkbd into the background.