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Problem with Starting Simutrans (Xandros Linux)

Started by BananaLee, December 06, 2008, 12:23:08 PM

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BananaLee

Hi there,

I'm running an EEE on the Xandros KDE. I've downloaded the executable and pak and put them into a folder as per the instructions but when I try running it, it tells me "command not found" when I type simutrans on the console (in the simutrans folder, of course).
Double-clicking the simutrans icon brings me to the "open with" window.

Help in this would be great. Thanks.

VS


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BananaLee

#2
In properties, it says it's an executable for linux. I checked my SDL library versions and they're up to date.

eDIT: I'm a Linux newbie so I don't know how to set something as an exec.

ansgar

Quote from: BananaLee on December 06, 2008, 12:23:08 PM
I'm running an EEE on the Xandros KDE. I've downloaded the executable and pak and put them into a folder as per the instructions but when I try running it, it tells me "command not found" when I type simutrans on the console (in the simutrans folder, of course).

Linux usually does not look for executables in the current directory, so you have to type "./simutrans".

Regards,
Ansgar

BananaLee

OK. I've tried that and it says permission denied.

sudo ./simutrans causes it to say command not found

prissi

Then zou must set executable permission. Safest is "chmod 777 simutrans"

BananaLee

./simutrans: /lib/tls/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.4' not found (required by ./simutrans)

That's what I'm getting after setting permissions and typing in ./simutrans

prissi

Then use the other nightly (there is one with GCC 3.x and one with gcc 4.xx) Or just compile it yourself, most easily under Linux.

whoami

Quote from: prissi on December 06, 2008, 03:14:59 PM
Safest is "chmod 777 simutrans"
Uhm, please make that "chmod 755 simutrans", unless Simutrans addiction is also considered to be a danger (then choose "rm -f simutrans").

SCNR.

marioxcc