*edit*
was working on figuring out how to run p99 on an SD Card since the storage space on the chromebook is a smidgling 16gb, USB stick isn't an option as the only 2 slots are being used by tether and mouse. Finally got it to work with the usual help from google.
Step 1, prepare the SD Card
- Install Gparted via Ubuntu Software Center or in the terminal type:
sudo apt-get update, then
sudo apt-get install gparted
- Load up Gparted and reformat the card from FAT32 to Ext4.
*Optional Step* if you have read/write permissions like I did (this was the only method I got to work):
- Install Nautilus via Ubuntu Software Center or from terminal type:
sudo apt-get install Nautilus then
sudo nautilus
- Right click on the sd card in the Devices section and select properties, nautilus looks just like File Manager.
- Select the permissions tab, select your username from the Group drop down menu (default should be Root), and select Create and delete Files from the Access drop down.
Step 2, install p99 and run!
(Still being new to Linux I've not figured out how to redirect the script in OP to the sd card [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.])
Pretty self explanatory, copy/paste the EQ directory onto the card then:
- Right click on EQ directory and click open up a terminal
- Copy/paste the last line from the script mentioned in OP:
taskset -c 0 padsp wine eqgame.exe patchme 2>/dev/null
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