instaaling regnium .par2 cant open

[Soros]

Hey

I logged in as administartor and opened terminal

administrator@ubuntu:~$ ~/Downloads/ROInstall_32
bash: /home/administrator/Downloads/ROInstall_32: Permission denied
administrator@ubuntu:~$

I think for me is easyer to install that game in windows.

Best regards

Soros

[Cuchulainn]

you didn't make the installer executable. That's why it shows this "permission denied" error.

to make it executable you can enter the following from the path where it is located:

chmod +x ~/Downloads/ROInstall*

and then you should be able to install it. Install it under the user where you want to play it (not as root, not via "sudo ./ROInstall*" etc.).

But maybe your right. Just install it under Windows. Linux isn't the best OS for everyone.

[Soros]

hey

In windows all run ok but i dont want Bill will win this I tried again in Ubuntu
and in terminal i get this errot message

administrator@ubuntu:~/Downloads$ ./ROInstall_32
invalid command name "bind"
while executing
"::unknown bind Text <Tab>"
("uplevel" body line 1)
invoked from within
"uplevel 1 $next $args"
(procedure ":bj::Unknown" line 3)
invoked from within
"bind Text <Tab>"
(procedure "::InstallJammer::InitializeGui" line 19)
invoked from within
"::InstallJammer::InitializeGui "
(procedure "::InstallJammer::InitInstall" line 68)
invoked from within
"::InstallJammer::InitInstall"
(file "/installkitvfs/main.tcl" line 28673)


Best regards

Soros

[Cuchulainn]

Originally Posted by Soros

hey

In windows all run ok but i dont want Bill will win this I tried again in Ubuntu
and in terminal i get this errot message

administrator@ubuntu:~/Downloads$ ./ROInstall_32
invalid command name "bind"
[...]}

ah ok, good.

you probably have to install the package which provides the "bind" command. If you enter bind in terminal it will probably show "bash: bind: command not found..." or something like that. Otherwise the issue is something else.

I'm not sure which provides the bind command in ubuntu. Maybe "binutils" or "bind-utils".
so you could try something like that:

sudo apt-get install binutils *openal*

openal is required for sound.

[Soros]

administrator@ubuntu:~/Downloads$ sudo apt-get install binutils *openal*
[sudo] password for administrator:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package *openal*
E: Regex compilation error - Invalid preceding regular expression
E: Couldn't find any package by regex '*openal*'
administrator@ubuntu:~/Downloads$ bind
administrator@ubuntu:~/Downloads$

best regards

Soros

[Cuchulainn]

Originally Posted by Soros

[...]

ok the bind command works, then I have no idea why it doesn't work. And I also don't have Ubuntu installed, that's why "sudo apt-get install *openal*" doesn't work. Well under Ubuntu you have also a graphical tool for you package management maybe use this to find and install the openal package. It's also possible that it is already installed.

But I really don't know how you can solve the issue with the installer
Maybe anyone else can help.

[Soros]

Hey

Cuchulainn Thank you.You have anyway spend lots of time whit my problem.Thank you again

Best regards

Soros