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"linux-arm64" folder in Neverwinter Nights Enhanced Edition

cereallaincereallain Member Posts: 1
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I installed NWNEE on a Raspberry Pi to see how it ran in Box64 and/or Wine but when looking at the files I found a folder /bin/linux-arm64 that contains what appear to be executables to launch the game. They don't work and I am being completely serious when I say I have spent multiple hours searching all over the internet and I cannot find a single shred of documentation about them, anywhere. No mention anywhere of system requirements or anything like that for arm64 Linux either. So I guess my question is simple, what are these??? nwmain-linux gets as far as opening a window labeled "Neverwinter Nights" that immediately locks up before it has actually done anything. There isn't any error message either. I don't necessarily need step by step support or help, I just want to know what these executables are actually supposed to be doing to know if I should even bother trying to get it working

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  • VinchesnutVinchesnut Member Posts: 2
    What version of NWNdid you installed, linux, mac, win ? on what type of native system ? Because if you want for example to run a windows 64bit game on a linux 64bit system you have for example to install it with a wine64, to be abble yo run it under Wine..
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