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Originally Posted by henkp View Post
Small howto:

1. Install sudo gainroot. (From app manager, I believe it is in Extras)

2. Connect via USB and copy LBA_DATA onto your device.

3. Open TERMINAL, enable root access via command "sudo gainroot" and move LBA_DATA to "/home/user" (I used MidnightCommander for this, also available in extras afaik)

4. Enable permissions (again in terminal): "chmod 777 LBA_DATA -R"

5. Go to LBA_DATA folder and launch: "./LBA"

Voila, it runs! no sound however, but maybe that's because it's just 153mb? I'm going to check the original cd for the soundfiles
The package is called rootsh, but you shouldn't need it at all from your description, and it's best not to do things as root unless you have to. Never copy or move things to your user directory as root. (/home/user).

So, put the data in your device in USB mass storage mode, then open an xterm window and move it to /home/user/ like this:
Code:
mv MyDocs/LBA_DATA .
(Don't miss that period after the space at the end.)

Launch it
Code:
cd LBA_DATA
./LBA
Should do it, i think.

PS The move command will complain at you (because the MyDocs directory is on a crappy FAT volume so it can be compatible with Windows and stuff), but don't mind it.
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Last edited by Flandry; 2010-04-11 at 04:16. Reason: Move instead of copy probably makes more sense :)
 

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