sof on 32bit mx19 [Solved]

[in2media]

Ah ok mate. Il look at that when i get home.
Thanks

[Huckleberry Finn]

Actually, after posting, I realized that directly editing that as /bin/ is a stupid idea (of mine) cause this time it really won't be able to find it as there's no such thing there :) .. So , maybe (according to the output) we just give the full path like /home/john/Desktop/sof/bin/blahblah to make it sure ...

You can do one of these: Right click on .sh and "archive", to say anyname.7z then Attachments : "add files" below (if < 300 KiB )

Or directly copy-paste the contents in your post and put in code tags (highlight all and click </> )


Also, if you can do this, then we'll know/guess what bin folder it's talking about / looking for :

Right click on sof folder "open terminal here" , then ls -R

Again, in code tags :)

[Huckleberry Finn]

Update for other readers: According to the output of ls -R (and the .sh file) @frenzy67 sent via PM , I told him this:


... So, it seems the message is true: "unable to find bin/x86/sof"

./BIN/X86:
GLIBC-2.1

./BIN/X86/GLIBC-2.1:
SOF

There's just GLIBC-2.1 (directory) in bin/x86/ and sof is under that.

So, simply copy-paste the sof from BIN/X86/GLIBC-2.1 to one level up, into /BIN/X86/

and re-try installation
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He replied it's ok now and hopefully will mark the thread as solved :)

[in2media]

Thanks Huckleberry Finn. Yor info via pm sorted this problem out.

[SwampRabbit]

So glad you could get this sorted and can play this with your grandson!

I was searching a bit on this game (barely due to lack of time), it looks like GOG has it and Lutris has runner for it and the CDROM version too. Something to think about if you ever need to mess with it again.
https://lutris.net/games/soldier-of-fortune/

[in2media]

sweet got it bookmarked incase