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Originally Posted by brknglss [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Maybe someone can provide some insight:

I'm trying to get this to work, but I'm on a mac running eq through wineskin.

Since my actual path is

macintoshHD>users>me>desktop>eq>contents>resources >drive_c>Program Files>Sony<EverQuest

I've dropped the .bat file into drive_c

Now I open up my terminal, navigate to the drive_c and try ./eqlite.bat and I'm stuck

It won't copy everything as it's not recognizing the path specified in the .bat file which looks like this:

cd\
set eqlite_dir=c:\EQLite
mkdir "%eqlite_dir%"
cd drive_c:\Program Files\Sony\EverQuest

I've also tried

cd\
set eqlite_dir=c:\EQLite
mkdir "%eqlite_dir%"
cd drive_c\Program Files\Sony\EverQuest

cd\
set eqlite_dir=c:\EQLite
mkdir "%eqlite_dir%"
cd c:\Program Files\Sony\EverQuest

with no luck, any ideas?

You're running this from within Wineskin, right?
If you're at a CLI in Wineskin, and you're at the root folder of the Windows installation, what do you get back when you type 'cd' and press enter?

Whatever it's returning is what your path format should look like in the batch script. Running scripts is all about system and/or user context.

So if you get back this for the root of C: in Windows:

Some_Drive:\

...then your script should look like this:

cd\
set eqlite_dir=Some_Drive:\EQLite
mkdir "%eqlite_dir%"
cd Some_Drive:\Program Files\Sony\EverQuest

Note that you need to update the path to the EQ program files directory, as well as the path in the eqlite_dir variable as well.