Enemy Territory can't start!!

[zaltar]

I'm running a Slackware9.1 and I tried to install ET unsuccessfully.

I launched the setup with this command: "sh name_of_the_file.run".

Due to memory distribution I chose to install the game in a fat32 partition, the whole path is: "/win-e/etlinux/enemy-territory/".

The setup went pretty good, but when I passed "et" in the command line the result was:
sh-2.05b$ et
sh: /usr/local/bin/et: /bin/sh: bad interpreter: Permission denied

I'd like to point that I execute the setup process as root and the error reported above was experienced both as user as like as root.

Can you help me out?

Thank you, guys. ;)

[Icarus]

hmmm, what do the permissions look like on that? Here's what line looks like

$ ll /usr/games/bin/et
-rwxr-x--- 1 games games 53 Apr 22 23:20 /usr/games/bin/et

you're probably missing the exacutable on is or maye group permissions

Also, check that
$ groups
wheel audio games users

[psi42]

If that is a fat32 partition, you need to mount it with the exec option to allow you to run executables located on it.

:)

~psi42

[zaltar]

My "user" profile belong to the group called "games" too, yet Enemy Territory is NOT installed in "/usr/games/bin".

I'll try to add the "exec" option in the file fstab.

Thank you, fellas.

I'll be back to tell ya what happened. :)

[zaltar]

I modified fstab like this:
/dev/hda5 /win-e vfat auto,users,exec,umask=000 1 0

Then I passed "et" using the terminal and the result was:
sh-2.05b$ et
If you read this, then something failed during the setup
See http://zerowing.idsoftware.com/linux/ for troubleshooting

I have to reinstall? or gotta do something else?
What ya think?
:confused:


P.S. What I have to do in order to uninstall and install again the game?