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by **Bumba** » Sat Nov 27, 2010 16:46

hi guys, i used to be playin on Windows 7 before on PS, but i have installed a second bootsystem, ubuntu linux 10.10

most of you know what it is, but here is my question

i understood that the ETKEY stores your name, XP rate, etc
and i would like to play ET on linux nao ^

my question is, can i port the etkey from windows to linux, if yes, how ?

-B

by **Ninjadeer** » Sat Nov 27, 2010 16:56

i think it could be like this:

1. copy your etkey from your etmain folder to usb memory stick or something like that
2. install wolfenstein enemy territory in linux, dunno how but there should be topic about it on forums
3. paste your et key from memory stick to your linux etmain folder
4. connect to prime squadron servers
5. enjoy

it should work, but if not please correct my formula ^^

by **Death** » Sat Nov 27, 2010 17:24

You can also save your etkey on your e-mail account.
That way you always have it and you can acces it whenever you want to.

gl.

by **Bumba** » Sat Nov 27, 2010 17:26

so the extension of the file works on both platforms ?

(whet i mean is .deb is .exe for linux)

but i'll give it a try already, thx !

by **Ninjadeer** » Sat Nov 27, 2010 17:42

i think etkey itself should work for any operating system, but ofc you need different installers for rest of the game, can be found on our download section

by **IceCreamy** » Sat Nov 27, 2010 20:51

etkey has no extension... so yep, it doesnt matter on which operating system you use it

I have my ET installed in home/(username)/.etwolf/etmain , I think you can find it there

by **Bumba** » Mon Nov 29, 2010 21:44

hmm, okay, thx for the help

but now my biggest issue, i cant find a decent file to install ET on linux,
i found a .EXE file but the archiver gives me an error, and i also need the 2.6B patch

can anybody provide me propper download links that actually work on linux 10.10 ? :oops:

-B

by **IceCreamy** » Mon Nov 29, 2010 22:18

I think there is a topic somewhere in Techzone, search for it

Also you could try the Software Centre on your PC when you click Applications, but Im not sure if that is on 10.10 also... I think I have 10.04 .

EDIT: Found the link: http://www.prime-squadron.com/modules.p ... pic&t=3304

by **Bumba** » Mon Nov 29, 2010 23:41

Thx for the link !
And yes, 10.10 also supports te ubuntu download center

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