Trem on flash drive?

[Chrysops]

I don't have internet so I can't play trem.  I was thinking of getting a flash drive and installing trem on it and trying to play at the library.  The library has fast internet and ok computers running Windoze.  Is my plan possible?  Does a windows installation need access to a system folder or something that I might not have access to?  Does anyone play on a public internet?  I suppose the library might have a firewall that would have a problem with it.  Here in a few days I will try it and post again, but any advice would be helpful.

Here's hoping

[==Troy==]

It is possible with a stock client (can even be easily ran from a CD), if you are going to try to use backport, you will have to fstab it to the right directory.

Other than that, yeah, its perfectly possible.

[kevlarman]

like troy said, stock client should work fine, updated clients require a little effort to get working, but will also work fine (if those computers use DEP, you'll have to use an updated client)

[doomagent13]

If the library computer run windows, (which they probably do...) make a .bat that launches trem and changes fs_homepath to the folder containing Tremulous.exe. (I think it's fs_homepath...)  Doing this should save your config, guid, and downloaded maps ALL onto your flash stick.

[Chrysops]

Yay it works.  Haven't tried anything but the stock client but that is probably enough with these weak computers.  I have to hurry because I only get 60 min of internet at a shot.  I copied my old autoexec.cfg, so I will try to see if that gives me my binds.  Thank you trem!