everquest on linux updated for 2018 Discussion in 'Player Support' started by Electorite, Mar 15, 2018. ## introduction ## my previous instructions of copying over a working version of everquest on windows to linux stopped working january 2018. i am making this guide to help everyone install everquest 1 on linux, so they aren't stuck with windows 7 8 and 10 for eq1. these instructions do work, but there is a lot of work which is involved. i have everything here from start to finish, so you don't need any other walkthrough to get everquest to work in linux. all you need is a computer, an internet connection, and enough time to read all my instructions. i even have a link to my personal website with full instructions how to install the most popular linux we are using in this walkthrough. for these instructions i'm using the most common version of the most popular linux. please adjust your instructions if you are not using linux mint, cinnamon, 64 bit, ubuntu package version (not deb package version). this is how you start everquest, but we need to do some things before we get it to work. i want to put this first, so for advanced linux users who want to try this can do so at any time. it doesn't hurt to try this ahead of time. it probably won't work until we do the ## one time instructions ## though. YOU MAY HAVE TO CHANGE SOME OF THE PATHS IN THESE INSTRUCTIONS (a path is /home/leck/.wine/drive_c/windows) TO MATCH WHAT YOUR PATHS ARE ## runing everquest ## (skip to the ## one time instructions ## if this is your first time reading through) 1. the best and easiest way is to create a bash shortcut. this may or may not work. if it does not work go to option 2. using the 'text editor' put these on seperate lines like i have them below. #!/bin/sh # if you don't have the script's cwd set, you get XML errors export WINEPREFIX=$HOME/.wine/ cd ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/Sony/EverQuest # Bind to one core of the processor and launch. # The client will spew a lot of errors, especially every time # you target a mob, hence the stdout/stderr redirect. # You probably want to leave off the 2>/dev/null until you're satisfied # everything is working. echo test | xclip taskset -c 0 padsp wine eqgame.exe patchme 2>/dev/null save as a text file (whatever the default is, i think it's text, not unicode) right click on your new file and left click 'properties' . then select to allow to run as an executable. change permissions to read and write, and then click "close" (i don't think you need to add a bash suffix, but if it doesn't work add .bh after the file name and that should help) double click or right click open the new file and select 'run' . it will silently fail if it doesn't work, and it will probably not tell you why, so only wait a minute or two, and if everquest window does not pop up, it failed. 2. open a terminal and copy and paste this into the terminal. it may give you insight to why everquest is not loading. export WINEPREFIX=$HOME/.wine/; cd ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/Sony/EverQuest; taskset -c 0 padsp wine eqgame.exe patchme you will probably have to change the paths to match where everquest is on your computer. 3. i had a permission problem i could not get around. i got eq to run by using the file manager (the green thing which is titled 'file manager' but it's really the nero file manager) and navigating to the everquest folder, but before opening the everquest folder, right click on the everquest folder and left click 'open in terminal' then paste this taskset -c 0 padsp wine eqgame.exe patchme 2>/dev/null ## one time instructions ## make sure you copied over an existing updated version of everquest from a windows computer (it can be windows 7 8 or 10, doesn't matter). there are full instructions in my other post here how to do this if you do not know how. (don't follow all of my old instructions. just use the part to copy over everquest. some of the stuff in the older post is outdated) (apparently my post was deleted even though older posts on the same topic on this same subforum were not deleted so i am just reposting my other post below this post. i save all my posts in documents for that very reason. see the bottom of this page for my other post reposted) (in my other post under ## what you need ## do numbers 2 and 4) i am not including how to use the launcher or update everquest in linux in this walkthrough. you have to literally copy over 12gb every time there is a patch, but i guarentee this will work if you follow my instructions. i suggest using an external hard drive or large flash drive, because it's faster than over a local area network or over the internet. it only takes me 20 minutes to copy the files after a patch, and everquest only patches about once a week average. PATHS AND COMMANDS IN MINT ARE CASE SENSITIVE AND DON'T USE SPACES. RENAME THE EVERQUEST FOLDER IF IT HAS A SPACE. (when copying everquest from a steam folder, mine was "everquest f2p") you can alternatively put a back slash after the space like in my paths above, but it's better not to use spaces if possible. see the bottom of this post for instructions how to patch everquest and save your settings. 1. if you haven't updated your linux for a while, update first (using a terminal type apt-get update and apt-get upgrade or sudo or su before those commands (sudo apt-get update). you can try using the software updater, but i find the apt-get still works better than the gui updater which comes with linux mint) install WINE from the 'software manager' . while installing if wine prompts you to install anything, accept and install (like .net and gecko) if wine install does not work, try (sudo apt-get install wine) and if that doesn't help you, you may have corrupted mint and i suggest reinstall linux mint. sometimes you have broken dependencies and running commands in a terminal gives you all error messages. 2. there is a web installer and a redistributable version of directx9c. you need to install the redistributable. the web installer is 3mb-10mb, and the redistributable is about 100mb. you don't need to run the web installer at all, like some instructions tell you to for everquest. the redistributable alone is good enough. (you might alternatively be able to install directx9 from winetricks or playonlinux, but i did the redistributable so you should try that first) the web installer will not work in wine anyway without tons of coaxing. the web installer is the directx included in the eq installer. you can find directx9c in one of the 2 links below (if these links do not work you need to find the installer yourself. i was only able to find the web installer on microsoft's website. i don't think micrsoft likes sharing the redistributable, even though the redist is compressed like an executable, so you can't look at the code without a decomplier anyway. i suggest looking outside of microsoft's website for the redistributable.) http://directx-9-0c.en.lo4d.com/ (this link will not work forever) i also uploaded the redistributable to a temporary website, because it's so useful to have it, if you have an extra 100mb of storage space and you simply want to hang on to the redistributable for the future for everquest or for other games. it will get harder and harder to find this as time goes on. https://www.sendspace.com/file/ph1cdv if it asks you what folder, make a folder to extract it into (you may have to extract to the system32 folder, but i think you can run it from any folder) here is your system 32 folder if you don't know where it is my computer > c > windows > system32 C:\windows\system32, or wine ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32 /home/leck/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32 after extracting, run dxsetup.exe 3. after installing you need to check if it's working, so install dxdiag from winetricks. while you are in winetricks you might as well change wine to win7. wine is winxp by default, and as of jan 2018 everquest will not work with any windows less than win7. it's a simple change, so do it in winetricks. wine by default uses windowsxp, but starting january 2018 everquest only works with windows7 and later, so you need to go into your wine configuration and change everything to windows 7. you can do this in winetricks. after starting winetricks click ok when the wineprefix first window appears. in the second window select the top option "install a dll or component". i forget which option making winetricks work with win7 is, but it's one of the options in the second screen. it might the be the 'install a dll or component" option or it might be one of the others. it's not difficult to find. install dxdiag and also select win7, and then you are done with winetricks for now. check if directx is working by one of these commands... wine ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32/dxdiag.exe i think there is a way to type just dxdiag into the terminal to run it too, i don't know the exact command, but you can trial and error it or look it up you don't need to check yes to check for network files when dxdiag opens, but it doesn't matter which you select. it probably will never successfully check, so might as well click no the first 3 tabs are all you need. the first and 3rd tab should look relatively error free. the second tab is the one you want to come back to, but let's skip this for now to get into everquest first. the second tab will show you missing dll dependenciest 4. it should work now, go back to the top of this post and run everquest with one of the options. make sure you check out the ## optional fixes ## section below. ## if everquest does not work ## if everquest still doesn't work it's probably a permission problem. let's start by making sure your linux isn't mounted as read only. this is a quick command and easy to do. type mount in a terminal and look in the parenthesis. they all should be rw in the parenthesis, not ro. if it's ro you need to reinstall linux a different way so it's writable. use my instructions on my website to install linux mint writably. www.lecksite.com/linux.html if it still doesn't work from there your linux may be corrupt and you may have to reinstall. following my instructions from my website link in the above paragraph you can reinstall linux mint and it should work as long as the installation of linux mint goes smoothly. ## optional fixes ## i will continue to update my walkthroughs on these forums as i fix the issues with graphics and things. 1. i have a minor graphical problem where no avatars display, only the weapons display. i think messing with avanced avatar models does allow the models to display, but i forget which ones you have to select. it's half of hte models you select, and then magically it displays all avatars, some older models. i think the real issue is you are missing some directx dlls, so go back into dxdiag on the second tab if you want to find those dlls and install. i haven't done that yet because everquest is playable with just the weapons visable. that's the only thing which doesn't work, and if you are familiar with everquest, or you are using another character at the same time, it's not an issue for most people, because you can see the full avatars with the other character on windows. you may be able to find what dlls you need using option 2 at the top, but i will update this post as i solve the problem. at least everquest works this way. you can install a virtual machine or dual boot windows if you have a way to install windows. my next episode on my web series is i will be showing how to back up and reinstall windows 10 successfully every time, so you can look for that if you have another computer with windows 10. 2. there is a note at the bottom of this link how to get audio working and speed up the game by stopping the logging. once you get the game working i suggest you go back and do these things. https://www.dedoimedo.com/games/wine-directx.html . i have not gotten to these yet either. i wanted to post this as soon as i could so people who don't have windows can get into everquest. ## saving your macros, ui, and settings when 'patching' ## i never got the launchpad and automatic update working, so you will need to copy over a working version of everquest every single time there is a patch, but at least i figured out which files to save and overwrite so you can keep all your macros and settings. navigate to your everquest folder in mint. UI_charactername_server.ini (main UI settings for your character) character_server.ini (settings for your character's friends/ignore list, abilities, combat skills settings, and Hotbuttons ) eqclient.ini (i think it's a good idea to copy this over too) copy some other inis if something seemed to go back the way it was before your manual "patch". look for other inis with your character name or server name so as an example mine are UI_electorite_erollisi erollisi.ini eqclient.ini see you in norrath! Electorite, Mar 15, 2018 #1 my other post reposted here because it was deleted for some reason 11/11/17 it took me so long to figure this out, i figured i would post a 'how to' on winehq. maybe the wine developers will implement something from my instructions into future wine versions so people don't have these problems. i can't take credit for most of this information and software, but i did add some interesting things which will help people who are trying to install everquest and encounter big problems. i used linux mint. with these instructions it shouldn't matter which version of wine or mint, or even linux you use. these are version independent instructions. i wrote this on 11/11/17 using the newest versions of everything to give you an idea when it was made. i've used a dozen different linuxes, so trust me that the version of linux isn't terribly important. for versions different than mint (like arch) you will need to change the syntax of the commands, but it should work using the same instructions. you can even use alien to convert wine if wine is not made for your linux, but obviously alien doesn't always work. ## instructions ## i suggest try playonlinux first. it's a better way to install because it will update automatically. my instructions might not update everquest automatically, so you might have to redo my instructions every time there is a patch to everquest. follow these instructions here to attempt to get playonlinux working with everquest. https://forums.daybreakgames.com/eq...eq-to-run-on-linux-with-playonlinux-pon.1185/ if playonlinux works, great! you don't need to do anything else if playonlinux works. if playonlinux does not work proceed to step 1 1. ## what you need ## 1. a working version of everquest on a windows computer 2. linux mint (or other working linux) 3. a way to transfer over 10gb from your windows to linux 2. make sure you can log into everquest successfully on windows, and then copy the entire everquest folder to a linux computer. (to find the everquest folder, right click on the shortcut everquest created, left click properties, and "find target" or "open file location" to find the everquest folder. the title of the folder is "everquest". it's not difficult to find if you use this method. it wasn't in my program files on windows 10 oddly) 3. install wine, winetricks, and winehq on your linux computer 4. paste the everquest folder into your wine C drive. (i'm not going to go into detail how to do this, and you might not have to put it in your wine folder. you might be able to put the everquest folder in any folder on your linux, but i suggest putting it into your wine C, program files, folder (not program files 86) ). it will be somewhere like c:/program files/everquest (actually something like /home/electorite/.wine/program files/sony/everquest 5. get the eqclient.ini from the website here (or at the bottom of this post. this is too important to lose, so i am reposting it at the bottom here. it was created very well by http://wiki.project1999.com/Linux_Reference_eqclient.ini_File ) overwrite the same file in your linux everquest folder. these are special settings which get everquest to work on linux mint (and probably other linuxes) 6. open up a command prompt (terminal) and input this into the command prompt export WINEPREFIX=$HOME/.wine/; cd ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/Sony/EverQuest; taskset -c 0 padsp wine eqgame.exe patchme you will probably have to change the paths to match where everquest is on your computer. if this works great! if not proceed to step 6. 7. you will see if there are any dependences needed for everquest. use winetricks to install anything you need. most people on forums seem to need some directx. it's not difficult to install the exact dependency with directx needed. make sure when you start winetricks you set the winetricks prefix. i don't know why winetricks uses this screen first and doesn't combine the screens or something. it confuses the average user. when you get to the second screen "install a windows dll or component". this is where you can install things you need to get everquest running. ## other possible problems and comments ## some other issues i've seen is you need to make sure permissions are enabled in your everquest folder. this wasn't a problem for me because of the way i set linux up. in some linuxes there is a real issue with permissions for files because most linuxes aren't a 'one user per computer' setup for some reason. another possible problem is you need html support for eq to work, but i didn't have this problem either. another possible problem is to limit the display resolution to 800x600 or smaller. again i didn't have this problem. i figured i'd list the most common problems also after spending a long time searching the internet. i hope people link this walkthrough to important posts and even comments and improves my instructions to install everquest. the main thing i added was with the winetricks. it took me a while to figure out simply editing the libraries in the wine config was not installing the directx. i guess i should have known when there was no installation screen, but this really should be more clear in the wine config gui, or have an option to install these things in the wine gui, instead of somehow knowing you need to install these in winetricks instead. setting wine to windows xp or windows 7 didn't seem to matter. i 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