On 3 Feb 2011, at 14:51, Chris Wraight wrote: > Thanks Francis. > >> This is because you're doing "startnat en0" not "sudo startnat en0" >> so startnat is not running with the root privileges that it needs. >> "startrpcemunet" does the sudo part for you when it runs startnat but >> if you're running startnat yourself then you need to do the sudo part >> yourself. So please try the following: >> >> sudo startnat en0 >> OR, for wireless: >> sudo startnat en1 > > > I tried this, with the following results: > > Chris-Wraights-Mac-mini:~ chriswraight$ sudo startnat en1 > Password: > sudo: startnat: command not found
OK my last instruction assumed that you would replace "startnat" with the full path to startnat on your machine since I said 'you're doing "startnat en0" not "sudo startnat en0"' and you weren't actually doing "startnat en0", instead you were dragging startnat to the Terminal window which would result in the command line containing the full path to startnat, not just "startnat". Too many assumptions obviously, so time to go back to the instructions! Quoting from readme-macos.txt: > 2. NAT > Start NAT with the startnat script provided (or some other way if you prefer): > sudo <rpcemu dir>/scripts/startnat <network interface> > On MacBooks and MacBook Pros the wired ethernet interface is usually en0 and > the wireless interface en1. You can achieve this by typing "sudo " into Terminal, then dragging startnat to the Terminal window, then typing "en1" into Terminal and pressing Return. By the way, <rpcemu dir> in the instructions is not meant to be typed as is, it is meant to be replaced with the directory that you installed RPCEmu into. > > Dragging 'startrpcemunet' to the terminal produces this: > > usage: dirname path > sudo: /startnat: command not found Hmm, this should work, not sure why it doesn't work for you. However you don't need to use startrpcemunet because you chose to install the TunTap startup item. Francis _______________________________________________ Rpcemu mailing list [email protected] http://www.riscos.info/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/rpcemu
