Difference between revisions of "Use X-Moto on a USB-Key"
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==Windows== | ==Windows== | ||
# Copy xmoto and files (get the .zip package for example) on a usb key | # Copy xmoto and files (get the .zip package for example) on a usb key | ||
− | # Copy the following [[Media:xmoto_local.bat]] next xmoto.exe and run the .bat | + | # Copy the following [[#Media:xmoto_local.bat|this section]] next xmoto.exe and run the .bat |
The .bat runs xmoto with the configpath option set to myConfig | The .bat runs xmoto with the configpath option set to myConfig | ||
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===Media:xmoto_local.bat=== | ===Media:xmoto_local.bat=== | ||
This file contains only one line: | This file contains only one line: | ||
− | + | start xmoto --configpath "%cd%\myConfig" --noDBDirsCheck | |
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+ | --noDBDirsCheck appears with X-Moto 0.4.3 |
Latest revision as of 14:27, 2 February 2011
When you run xmoto, it creates a directory into ~/.xmoto, then, if you put xmoto on a usb key and change of computer, you don't find your data back. By the way, xmoto has an option "--configpath" to change the directory where data are saved.
Windows
- Copy xmoto and files (get the .zip package for example) on a usb key
- Copy the following this section next xmoto.exe and run the .bat
The .bat runs xmoto with the configpath option set to myConfig
Media:xmoto_local.bat
This file contains only one line:
start xmoto --configpath "%cd%\myConfig" --noDBDirsCheck
--noDBDirsCheck appears with X-Moto 0.4.3