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DIXBOT on PX4.1.1.1 linux ubuntu 8.10

Started by Hades, 08 March, 2009, 04:10:29

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Snooze

Really? I have a few x64 servers running my script without issues? Granted, these are Windows Servers and not Linux.. Though one would think a nix box should be able to do the same, right?

/Snooze

The Undertaker

so is it possible to compile dixbot for x64?

Psycho_Chihuahua

Snooze and myself will be adressing this in the near future. There is a problem running 32bit compiled files under 64bit linux.
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bastya_elvtars

Install lua in a 64-bit linux system even on vmware/Virtualpc/virtualbox etc. (whichever provides an x86_64 guest) and you are teh winrar. :)
Everything could have been anything else and it would have just as much meaning.

busabusa

Hey people! I may sound ridiculous but I am not able to open Dixbot's lua scripts in gedit  :(

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Could not open the file /home/john/Desktop/D/Dow?d 2927/scripts/DiXBoT.lua.

gedit has not been able to detect the character coding.
Please check that you are not trying to open a binary file.
Select a character coding from the menu and try again.

I am a nood. So please give a more clear explanation of how to run Dixbot on linux.

busabusa

Besides please tell me how to run a lua script for PtokaX. :( I am that newbie.

Thanks in advance.

Psycho_Chihuahua

Quote from: busabusa on 27 December, 2009, 20:03:43
Hey people! I may sound ridiculous but I am not able to open Dixbot's lua scripts in gedit  :(

I am a nood. So please give a more clear explanation of how to run Dixbot on linux.

well that sounds rather obviouse that you cant open the file...... thats the whole idea of compiling -.-
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