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Re: Preenv webOS games compatibility list
To save games all you need to do is chown -R user:users the game folder.
e.g. cd /home/user/[webOS]/ chown -R user:users /com.gameloft.app.asphalt5 the folder [webOS] is not set and can be anything you want it to be. The game folder is the folder that contains all the games info. If you installed a game via a .deb file then your games will be found here: /home/opt/preenv/usr/palm/applications/ chown the desired game folder If this has helped you. thank me and it'll be later added to the wiki |
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Not: processes -r |
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is there any kind of loglevel setting for preenv? |
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Isn't opening editing tracker.cfg and running the command the same as using the gui program? Why did one work but the other not? Just curious. |
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/media/mmc1 $ ./usr/palm/applications/com.gameloft.app.castleofmagic/castleofmagic/castleofmagic It looks like the error is caused by not being able to open a file, did you have to create a file or anything to get the game to work? My castle of magic game folder only contains the following: Code:
/media/mmc1 $ ls -l usr/palm/applications/com.gameloft.app.castleofmagic/ |
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