OK, so I mounted my ntfs drive with Steam games installed from Windows and Pronton is playing them without problems so either you have done something differently like with the fat32 but something else still or its not the issue (still in the uncertain bin =). You should be using something like ntfs or ext4): As soon as you run into a 4GB+ file you have a problem.įurther on fat32 however is that Steam in 2018 should already take care of making sure the game files fit: ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux#1786 so I guess you shouldn't bother to change it =) It should look like this and nothing else:Īlso fat32 kind of stinks (its best not to use it, but yes, maybe here it isn't a problem, but its not a normal setup either. There are many times that would be nice.ĭoes anything look odd when you try to start Myst 3? Unfortunately, little or nothing is that simple and non-complex, but I agree it would be nice if it works for me then it should work for you. There's a difference if it involved Windows or possibly NTFS formatting. I doubt it is a hard drive issue as all of my games are on a very slow external hard drive and it works just fine for me.
If you're bringing over a game not on Steam such as Myst 3 then see reference here: #122 You can try starting a game from the terminal and see if it says anything useful "steam steam://rungameid/ the-game-pid/appId"Įxample: to start fallout shelter $ steam steam://rungameid/588430ĪppId/Pid can be found by creating a desktop shortcut then looking at properties of the shortcut, using, or even pulling up the store page in steam and looking at the url So if I'm correct, you do need the referenced links and at least one of the referenced links will be your problem because it seems you may be doing more than one thing to break things. I see auto associated with Windows NTFS partition.
also filesystem type auto is not that of ext4 or something native to linux. Indeed, looking at Ubuntu 18.04 on my laptop it has mount point of / (though that it what I use - my home is not separated) but a mount point of media is definitely not the same. *The use of /media with the drive photo above makes me think you are doing that or the last reference with example of Myst3. If you are dual booting with Windows and using the game installations from there or otherwise possibly using a drive with NTFS and the games are installed on that then you need to look at the links about fixing that.*
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I have no idea how to set it right, but it works for normal steam games.Ībout the drives. Here is a screenshot of my drive's mounting info. Referencing: #474 Mainly "If there is an existing folder with the game downloaded and it is in the library, when you try to launch it nothing happens."
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