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    maartenmk | # 181 | 2011-04-19, 07:38 | Report

    Originally Posted by NerdKnight View Post
    Are you sure? I made some tests and didn't happened to me
    t was certainly gone in my case. I did notice GemRB checks a few locations for the cfg file. Mine was ./home/user/.gemrb/gemrb.cfg

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    edheldil | # 182 | 2011-04-19, 08:23 | Report

    Hi, guys,

    the Fullscreen setting in gemrb.cfg is not working, possibly will be deprecated. You have to set it in the original game INI file. e.g. in baldur.ini, torment.ini or icewind.ini.

    GemRB indeed looks for its config file in several locations, among others:

    Code:
    ./GemRB.cfg
    ~/.gemrb/gemrb.cfg
    (beware of upper/lower letter case!)

    But you can also use specific config file using the -c parameter, e.g.


    Code:
    gemrb -c ~/iwd.cfg
    will use
    Code:
    /home/user/iwd.cfg
    . So it should be easy to create e.g. two *.desktop files, each calling gemrb with different config file, and hence possibly with different game. No need to create graphical menus .

    Alternatively you can create symbolic link, e.g. bg2 to point to gemrb binary and if you now type
    Code:
    bg2
    gemrb will also look for

    Code:
    ~/.gemrb/bg2.cfg
    config file. Just saying ;-)

    Anyway, feel free to come to #gemrb at freenode or to our forum, there is always somebody willing to talk about GemRB or the Infinity Engine games. Android ppl are already there .

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    NerdKnight | # 183 | 2011-04-20, 05:24 | Report

    Originally Posted by maartenmk View Post
    t was certainly gone in my case. I did notice GemRB checks a few locations for the cfg file. Mine was ./home/user/.gemrb/gemrb.cfg
    I've noticed that upgrading from previous versions causes the file being overwritten, should not happen in future releases.

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    TimusEravan | # 184 | 2011-04-25, 06:16 | Report

    Originally Posted by NerdKnight View Post
    Version 0.2 available!

    New features:
    • Show cost of sent SMS
    • Show duration of calls
    • Show cost of calls
    • Options menu to set sms and minute cost

    Notice: the call duration is not stored by default in the database, this information will be available since the first time you install this version.
    Did you mean to post this someplace else?

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    NerdKnight | # 185 | 2011-04-25, 12:11 | Report

    Originally Posted by TimusEravan View Post
    Did you mean to post this someplace else?
    Yep, my mistake It belongs to the SMSCounter thread, I was wondering were did that post go.

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    Lionelwalks | # 186 | 2011-07-31, 23:26 | Report

    Originally Posted by WhiteIce View Post
    Steps for getting gemrb to work with Baldur's Gate 2

    1. Download these depencies

    http://bundyo.com/things/libopenal1_...22-1_armel.deb

    You could probably copy over to /home/user/MyDocs/Downloads
    *Note case sensitive (you guys should know by now)

    2. Download gemrb from here
    http://bundyo.com/things/gemrb-0.6.0-maemo0.deb
    *You may place it at /home/user/MyDocs/Downloads too

    3. Grant yourself root access using xterminal using command -> sudo gainroot

    4. Install each and every libopenal .deb files by using this command -> dpkg -i libopenal1-dbg_1.10.622-1_armel.deb

    5. Install gemrb using the above same command -> dpkg -i gemrb-0.6.0-maemo0.deb

    6. Create a bg2 folder/directory by using command -> mkdir /home/user/MyDocs/bg2
    *This directory should contain all bg2 source files and folders.

    7. Create folder for gemrb.cfg to reside in by using command ->
    mkdir /home/user/.gemrb/

    8.Download gemrb.cfg from
    http://www.4shared.com/file/ZD6jG2_J/configi.html

    9. Move gemrb.cfg to /home/user/.gemrb/gemrb.cfg by using command -> mv gemrb.cfg /home/user/.gemrb/
    *Take note, you must be at the directory where you first placed gemrb.cfg like e.g. /home/user/MyDocs/Downloads

    10. Run gemrb by using two command -> cd /usr/bin
    -> gemrb

    Just hope I did not make this up too complicated, this should make everything work but I'm sure I did miss out something

    I'll continue to keep the post updated should I find out what I missed.

    Hope you guys have some fun even though it might not be perfect enough.
    Hi, sorry, noob here, x term keeps saying access denied when i try to access /home/user/MyDocs/Downloads and when i try and install the first package it says file doesn't exist

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    NerdKnight | # 187 | 2011-08-01, 00:08 | Report

    Originally Posted by Lionelwalks View Post
    Hi, sorry, noob here, x term keeps saying access denied when i try to access /home/user/MyDocs/Downloads and when i try and install the first package it says file doesn't exist
    GemRb is already in extras-devel repository, try to install it from there

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    Jedibeeftrix | # 188 | 2011-08-01, 14:02 | Report

    Originally Posted by NerdKnight View Post
    GemRb is already in extras-devel repository, try to install it from there
    does it appear to be advancing towards the standard repo, i'd love to give this a go?

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    Lionelwalks | # 189 | 2011-08-05, 08:17 | Report

    Originally Posted by NerdKnight View Post
    GemRb is already in extras-devel repository, try to install it from there
    Hi, thanks for that, I have managed to get a few steps further than I was, tho when i cd /usr/bin
    gemrb
    it can't find GemRB.cfg but ok's /home/usr/.gemrb/gemrb.cfg

    it can't find the cache path and can't find the plugins path

    thanks for your help, sorry to be so noobie lol

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    Lionelwalks | # 190 | 2011-08-05, 19:49 | Report

    Originally Posted by Lionelwalks View Post
    Hi, thanks for that, I have managed to get a few steps further than I was, tho when i cd /usr/bin
    gemrb
    it can't find GemRB.cfg but ok's /home/usr/.gemrb/gemrb.cfg

    it can't find the cache path and can't find the plugins path

    thanks for your help, sorry to be so noobie lol
    Hey again, ok, so I've edited the config file, it's still looking for the cache in media/mmc1/Games/GemRB/bg2/cache even after I edited the config file to get it from somewhere else....

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