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2010-10-24
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#92
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Originally Posted by zehjotkah
Could you test asphalt 5? i can't test it because of the lack of memory ... :\
And another video:
maemo Games: Need For Speed Undercover on N900
channel, meetmeego.org or youtube page
do you want us to test another Palm Pre game?
Have fun!
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2010-10-24
, 23:24
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@ Auckland NZ
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#94
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Which games work so far?
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2010-10-24
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#95
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Quick tip:
If you'd like to save storage space on your ext3 partition, try using the same trick Easy Debian uses!
I used:
to make a 120MB ext2 image and mount it. I then copied the files for nfsu from my mmc to the newly created ext2 image.
When you're done just do:
If game developers allowed it, you could possibly turn this into a way to distribute games easily without worrying about running out of rootfs or ext3 space.
Trying this with nfsu, I didn't have any problems at all!
Thanks for giving me something fun for my n900!
If you'd like to save storage space on your ext3 partition, try using the same trick Easy Debian uses!
I used:
Code:
dd if=/dev/zero of=/home/user/MyDocs/ext2img/nfsu.ext2 count=120M mkfs.ext2 /home/user/MyDocs/ext2img/nfsu.ext2 mkdir /mnt/fsimages mount -oloop -text2 /home/user/MyDocs/ext2img/nfsu.ext2 /mnt/fsimages
When you're done just do:
Code:
umount /mnt/fsimages
Trying this with nfsu, I didn't have any problems at all!
Thanks for giving me something fun for my n900!
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[Nokia N900] [Lenovo T61p]
15GB Movies / 5GB Music. I'm ready to go!
Loving this device, bugs and all.
http://thecubed.com
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2010-10-25
, 02:14
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#96
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NSFU v.29 works fine, but my friend has v.48 which upon examination of the ipk has a debian binary and a pulse-cookie
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2010-10-25
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#97
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Originally Posted by porselinaheart
No, that's afaik because of the (new -- 1.4.5) PDK jail. But it shouldn't matter, as those will be just ignored.
NSFU v.29 works fine, but my friend has v.48 which upon examination of the ipk has a debian binary and a pulse-cookie
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2010-10-25
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#98
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I played Sims 3 and it seems like game saves don't work. Anybody else have this problem?
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2010-10-25
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#99
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anyone know how to uninstall game after using desktopgen command?
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2010-10-25
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@ Auckland NZ
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#100
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I get "/bin/sh: desktopgen: not found"
Found solution courtesy of zehjotkah (auf Deutsch)
root
cd / home/user/game folder (go to the game folder)
chmod +rwx name of the game file (makes the game executable)
then when still in the same terminal session
preenv (starts the pre environment)
desktopgen appinfo.json (creates the game icon)
Last edited by maluka; 2010-10-25 at 04:59.
Found solution courtesy of zehjotkah (auf Deutsch)
root
cd / home/user/game folder (go to the game folder)
chmod +rwx name of the game file (makes the game executable)
then when still in the same terminal session
preenv (starts the pre environment)
desktopgen appinfo.json (creates the game icon)
Last edited by maluka; 2010-10-25 at 04:59.
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