Dingoo A320 forum

Battlepriest wrote:Is there any way to play Nam without manually editing the cfg file each time?

Put NAM datafiles with eduke32 binary in a separate directory. Then launch dingux through telnet. Run NAM. It will ask you which .cfg do you want to use. Type Y. Now it should work. At least if i remember correctly I'll test it yet.

I put this in my dingoo. And the Resolution is SOOOOOOO high. I can see like a 1/4 of the screen. It gets to the main menu. I manage to select the chapter and what not, and it crashes.
Help please?

That's because you didn't put eduke32.cfg into ./local/home/.eduke32 directory and it tries to launch with default settings

Hey zear, your mirror is down! What a luck we have the file archive... :D
I´m sure i´ll enjoy eduke32, thanks for porting. :)

Yeah, I lost my hosting place. Luckily all my ports are also mirrored on file archive
And even if that was down, I still keep the copies of my ports on my HDD

Hey again, didn´t install eduke32 till now. Shame on me, i know.
But i have a problem: the resolution is much too large for the screen, like 640x480. I tried reinstalling and stuff, no luck
And i somehow don´t have the bug, that eduke32 wil crash after reboot, it starts just fine, despite the huge resolution (and bad performance). I even checked the config file and it´s set to 320x240 of course... That´s where my Latin ends.
Any advice would be very appreciated!

edit: I also quit from the running game (not easy ^^) and started it again, didn´t help. Duke, where are you?

The config file has to be placed in /usr/local/home/.eduke32/ dir
If it's not there, eduke32 just launches with default settings

Well, that did the trick! Thx for helping.
But the line:

3) Place eduke32.cfg config file to the ~/.eduke32 directory

from the readme is slightly misleading, at least for a noob like me.
Thanks again, now going to slaught some aliens, or zombies, or bugs or ...

Yeah, ~ means a home directory in linux world