Not sure if I'm posting in the right forum for this, but would it be possible to run trem from a USB drive, without having to install anything?
Trying to get it running at school, but they don't let you install anything.
Yep, download the zip and unzip it somewhere on the pendrive and sorted.
If you don't want it dumping downloaded stuff / settings in your home directory, then you can start it with +set fs_homepath /some/path/on/the/usb/thing to get that on there too.
Quote from: David on February 11, 2011, 06:57:33 PM
Yep, download the zip and unzip it somewhere on the pendrive and sorted.
If you don't want it dumping downloaded stuff / settings in your home directory, then you can start it with +set fs_homepath /some/path/on/the/usb/thing to get that on there too.
Eh, setting fs_homepath to on the USB means that every time it needs to refer to autogen.cfg (or any other .cfg) you'll do a read to your USB drive. Depending on how good your USB drive is, that could be rather slow. However, in general, its not that bad to run trem off of a flashdrive, and just make a bash or batch script (depending on OS) to clean the default fs_homepath.
The OS should cache it, and the files aren't big enough to care.
The maps etc are where the problems could be, but half-decent drives are cheap enough these days.
It works 100%. I did it allready and obbliberated my friend.
As a human, i won in 3 minuites, and alien 5
I dont know how i did that, even though his KDR in cod is a whooping 6.27!
Soo... yeah. NetRadiant also works at school. However, you wont be able to acess the online servers (for 1.1 at least. Not sure of 1.2)( Getting responce from -1 servers...) Local Games work.
Wait... So transferring my trem files would be enough, no installer involved? As for the flashdrive damage problem, I can store the files on the pc for one session. So that's not a problem.
Nice :)
I think their concern was more about the read speed than wear from writes, either way it's a non-issue and you should be fine.