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2010-02-21
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I could put all the effort in the world but if I don't have the CD nor a PC, how am I suppose to do this? thanks to the post below yours, I will search for the files needed but I still need a PC I think to move the files around.
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2010-02-21
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2010-02-21
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You totally don't need a PC to do this. Remember, the N900 is a full blown Computer! Just Google search on the N900 for the files from Google. Then you can use the file manager to make the needed directory on your memory card. When you find the files, just save them directly to the directory you just created. No PC needed!
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2010-02-21
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The only scenario where I can see a PC being required is if the files are packed up in an .exe file, which only PCs can extract. If they are in zip, tar, gzip or any other compressed format you can unpack them right on the Nokia.
(unzip utilities are available from extras or extras-devel, or extras-testing, I can't remember. All other compression methods should work from the N900's terminal by default).
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2010-02-21
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So let's say I have the files, I save them into a newly created folder I just made, how is Quake suppose to know where to look? Does it scan every storage medium? I doubt it. Surely the file has to be placed in a system/game folder???
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2010-02-21
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@ United Kingdom
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The Quake3 binary is hard coded to look for a quake data file folder called "baseq3" in either the "N900" top level or "Memory Card" top level areas that are visible from your file manager.
Both areas, not matter which one you choose, are fully accessible from the built in GUI file manager. No terminal access needed.
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2010-02-22
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@ Australia Mate
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2010-02-27
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2010-03-03
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Which repository is Q3 in ?
Is it optifyied ?