I download the linux/intel version on my Mate Linux laptop, now the laptop is an old Apple. I uncompressed the file and trying to run it says:
No such file or directory
same with btermcfg
All the files in the archieve are there
I download the linux/intel version on my Mate Linux laptop, now the laptop is an old Apple. I uncompressed the file and trying to run it says:
No such file or directory
same with btermcfg
All the files in the archieve are there
I download the linux/intel version on my Mate Linux laptop, now the laptop is >> an old Apple. I uncompressed the file and trying to run it says:
No such file or directory
same with btermcfg
All the files in the archieve are there
I'm not sure I can help you, Sean... but here is some information about how I have it installed here.
Path to bterm program:
/home/bbbs/term/bterm
(good distance from main bbbs install <G>)
Command to start bterm in that directory:
/home/bbbs/term/bterm$ ./btelnet
I've seen some folks talk about starting a virtural box to run linux software on an Apple.. perhaps that might work? I have never tried that though.
I download the linux/intel version on my Mate Linux laptop, now the laptop
is an old Apple. I uncompressed the file and trying to run it says:
No such file or directory
same with btermcfg
I've seen that when trying to run a 32 bit application (like BBBS or BTerm) on a 64 bit OS without 32bit support.
All the files in the archieve are there
Did you know that bterm is a copy of bbbs? What I did was copy my bbbs over the old bterm and bcfg4 over the old btermcfg and that's what I use here.
Alan Ianson wrote to Sean Rima <=-is
I download the linux/intel version on my Mate Linux laptop, now the laptop
an old Apple. I uncompressed the file and trying to run it says:
No such file or directory
same with btermcfg
I've seen that when trying to run a 32 bit application (like BBBS or BTerm) on a 64 bit OS without 32bit support.
All the files in the archieve are there
Did you know that bterm is a copy of bbbs? What I did was copy my bbbs over the old bterm and bcfg4 over the old btermcfg and that's what I
use here.
Did you know that bterm is a copy of bbbs? What I did was copy my bbbs
over the old bterm and bcfg4 over the old btermcfg and that's what I
use here.
And thank you. that worked a treat.
Alan Ianson wrote to Sean Rima <=-
Did you know that bterm is a copy of bbbs? What I did was copy my bbbs
over the old bterm and bcfg4 over the old btermcfg and that's what I
use here.
And thank you. that worked a treat.
Yep, it does work great.
Maybe b will release a new bbbs and/or bterm one day, but for now that works.
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