我试验的是 卧龙转
sudo apt-get install dosbox
dosbox
安装并运行 dosbox。
mount d /home/guoshuang/download/dragon
把 /home/guoshuang/download/dragon 挂接成 d 盘。dragon 目录中就是解压后的卧龙文件。
d:
play
运行即可。 ctrl+f10 把鼠标从 dosbox 中切换出来。
更多模拟器可以参考这篇文章 PLAYING CLASSIC GAMES UNDER UBUNTU
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Tags: dos, gamesudo apt-get install supertux
SuperTux 是一款跨平台横版过关游戏，以GNU/Linux 的吉祥物企鹅Tux 为主角，游戏仿照超级马里奥(Super Mario) 的风格，画面相当精美，是一款不可多得的优秀游戏。
在edgy下安装完毕从菜单如果起不动，因为 /usr/games 可能没有出现在你的路径设置中，修改 /etc/environment 既可。
也可以直接在终端下运行： /usr/games/supertux
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Tags: amd64, cat, deb, game, hp, linux, ls, ubuntu, unix, vi原方法来自 Ubuntu下用cedega玩CS，我的操作步骤如下：
1.下载 cedega
2.解压安装里面的 .deb 文件。在安装的第二步，选择 install local package，选择刚才解压出来的 cedega-engine-6.0-local-update.i386.cpkg 文件，继续其它步骤。
3.设置 cedega。应用程序 - Games - TransGaming Cedega，在 Tools － Game Folders － Add，输入一个文件夹名字。在 Tools - Shortcuts - add，加入名字 cs1.6，“Path to Program”选择到硬盘上的 cs 文件夹里的 cstrike.exe。（我的 cs 在 windows最后一个盘而且是“cs1.6中文版”这样的中文路径，也可以正常使用）
在“GDDB Profile”选择 Half-Life！
4.启动游戏。两个方式：
1）利用cedega图形界面，选中MyGames下的cs1.6(，然后点击“Play”按钮！
2）命令行模式：cedega /.cedega/MyGames/cs1.6/cstrike.exe
CS 1.6 序列号(cd-key)：
5RP2E-EPH3K-BR3LG-KMGTE-FN8PY
5ZK2G-79JSD-FFSFD-CF35H-SDF4A
58V2E-CCKCJ-B8VSE-MEW9Y-ACB2K
5Z62E-79JDV-79NAM-ZGVE6-ARBWY
5ZN2F-C6NTT-ZPBWP-L2DWQ-Y4B49
5Z62G-79JDV-79NAM-ZQVEB-ARBWY
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Tags: blog, deb, game, install, ls, screen, ubuntu从官网下载 蓝迪游戏大厅3.1.2
解压 linner-3.1.2.tar.gz，进入 BlueDJGames-3.1.2 目录，
./install
安装后，桌面有快捷方式。
我在使用时出现了一点小问题（可能是因为我sudo安装的缘故，文件所有者都是root）。进入大厅下载游戏的时候报告文件拷贝错误。在 /home/guoshuang/djgame2/ 目录中手工建立 modules 目录并且赋予正确的权限。或者手工拷贝 /tmp/bluedjgames 目录中的 .so 文件到 modules 目录中。
郁闷的是，房间里人太少了，：（
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很酷的文章，至少对我来说。
Here is a quick run down of some of the top questions I had as a newbie to Linux. Hopefully this will help others as well. FYI, this is created for my personal record which means it’s not all written by me. It’s kind of a hodgpodge of stuff from the net. But rest assured, it’s quite accurate!
1. GeneralWhat is Linux?
2. What is the linux kernel?
3. Which distribution of Linux should I install?
4. Who is the root user?
5. How do I reboot my machine?
6. How do I shutdown my machine?
7. How do I remove/uninstall Lilo/Grub?
User Accounts
8. How do I add a user?
9. How do I delete a user?
10. How do I change my login password?
Filesystem Navigation
11. How do I change directories?
12. How do I copy files?
13. How do I rename files?
14. How do I move files?
15. How do I edit files?
16. How do I list directory contents?
17. How do I delete files?
18. How do I delete directories?
19. How do I access my cdrom drive?
20. How do I access my floppy drive?
21. How do I view/change ownership on files/directories?
22. How do I view/change permissions on files/directories?
23. How do I find files on my system?
24. How do I unzip a .tar.gz/.tgz file?
25. How do I unzip a .bz2 file?
26. How do I install a program?
27. How do I run a program?
28. PC Game Downloads & Files
1. What is Linux?
Linux is an Open Source, free Operating System created by Linus Torvalds. For more information, please see this General Information page a Wikipedia.
2. What is the linux kernel?
The Linux kernel is the core of the Linux operating system. To find out which version of the Linux kernel you are running, simply type uname -r in a terminal. For more information on the Linux kernel, please visit http://www.kernel.org. For information on how to install or compile the Linux Kernel, please see the Kernel Compile/Upgrade Guide at linuxhelp.net.
3. What distribution of Linux should I install?
One of the pleasures of running Linux is choice. The choice of which Linux Distribution you wish to run is 100% up to you. You can browse this unofficial Distributions Page for comparisons of the various distributions out there. If you are totally new to Linux we suggest you start off with either Red Hat Linux or Mandrake Linux as they are easier to install, configure and maintain.
4. Who is the root user?
The root user is the master user or systems administrator of the machine. The root user has full access to all files and directories, which is why you will only want to use the root account to perform system maintenance or to install applications.
5. How do I reboot my machine?
In order to reboot your machine, you must instruct the Linux kernel to stop all the processes (programs) it’s currently running. Do not simply press the reboot button on the front of your computer case, as Linux must be properly shut down/restarted. To restart your machine, as root, run either of the following commands in a terminal:
reboot
shutdown -r now
On most systems you can also press (all at once) the control, alt and delete keys.
6. How do I shut down my machine?
In order to shut down your machine, you must instruct the Linux kernel to stop all the processes (programs) it’s currently running. Do not simply press the power off button on the front of your computer case, as Linux must be properly shut down/restarted. To shut down your machine, as root, run either of the following commands in a terminal:
halt
shutdown -h now
7. How do I remove/uninstall Lilo/Grub?
If you want to remove the Lilo or Grub boot loader from your system (if you are uninstalling linux etc) follow the procedures below:
For Windows 95/98 etc:
Use a dos boot disk and at the command prompt type:
fdisk /mbr
For Windows XP:
Boot off the XP Installation CD and go into rescue mode. From there run the command:
fixmbr
8. How do I add a user?
While logged in as root, type adduser username at the shell prompt, replacing username with the name you want to use to log in. You can create as many users as you wish, one for each member of your family, for example.
9. How do I delete a user?
While logged in as root, type userdel username at the shell prompt, replacing username with the user name you wish to delete.
10. How do I change my login password?
To set the password for a specific user, type (while logged in as root) passwd username at the shell prompt, replacing username with the name of the person who’s password you wish to change. By typing just passwd you’ll be able to change the password of the user under who’s name you’re currently logged in as. Do not use passwords which are easy to guess, like your middle name or your pets name.
11. How do I change directories?
cd - Used to change directories
Usage: cd [directory]
Example: cd /home/joey/html
Example: cd ../ (to move back one directory)
Example: cd (to return to your home directory)
For more information, in a terminal, type man cd
12. How do I copy files?
cp - Used to copy files/directories from one location to another
Usage: cp file newlocation
Example: cp /home/joey/index.html /var/www/index.html
Example: cp /home/joey/* /var/www/ (this will copy everything in /home/joey to /var/www/)
For more information, in a terminal, type man cp
13. How do I rename files?
mv - Used to move or rename files
Usage: mv file location (to move)
Usage: mv filename newfilename (to rename)
Example: mv index.html /var/www/index.html (to move)
Example: mv index.html index2.html (rename)
For more information, in a terminal, type man mv
14. How do I move files?
mv - Used to move or rename files
Usage: mv file location (to move)
Usage: mv filename newfilename (to rename)
Example: mv index.html /var/www/index.html (to move)
Example: mv index.html index2.html (rename)
For more information, in a terminal, type man mv
15. How do I edit files
The default editor that ships with almost every distribution of Linux is Vi. This editor is slightly advanced and confuses most newbies. We suggest starting off with Pico, a more simple editor. Pico is part of the Pine software package which can be downloaded at http://www.washington.edu/pine (It might already be installed on your system). To edit a file with pico, simply run:
pico filename
This will open up the file and allow to you edit it. At the bottom of the screen you will notice the various commands that you have access to with Pico. If you wish to save the file and exit, simply hold down the control key and hit the x key on your keyboard.
16. How do I list directory contents?
ls - To list the contents of a directory
Usage: ls [flags] directory
Example: ls (To list the current directory)
Example: ls /home/joey (To list the contents of /home/joey)
Example: ls -a (To list hidden files)
Example: ls -l (To list file/directory permissions and file sizes)
Example: ls -al /home/joey (To list all files and permissions in /home/joey)
For more information, in a terminal, type man ls
17. How do I delete files?
To delete a file you must first have write permission to it. For information about permissions, click here. Once you have write permission, in a terminal run:
rm filename
There is no “Recycle Bin” in Linux so once you delete a file, it’s gone for good.
When removing files, you may use an astrix (*) as a wildcard flag to remove certain files, for example if I wanted to remove all files that began with the letter j, I would run rm j*
If anyone tells you to run rm -rf / as root, DO NOT LISTEN TO THEM. Running this command will delete all the files/directories on your Linux system.
18. How do I delete directories?
If you have ownership to the directory and the directory is empty, you can simply type rmdir directoryname to remove the directory. If the directory is not empty and you wish to simply delete it and all its contents, run rm -rf directoryname
Please be careful with the -rf flag, as it will remove everything in the specified directory including sub directories. With root access and the rm -rf command you can wipe out your entire system if you make an error.
19. How do I access my cdrom drive?
Linux requires you to mount your cdrom/floppy drives when you wish to use them. On most Linux distributions, the mount command will require root access. Depending on which Linux distribution you run, one of the following commands should mount your cdrom drive. As root, run:
mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom
mount /dev/cdrom /cdrom
20. How do I access my floppy drive?
Linux requires you to mount your cdrom/floppy drives when you wish to use them. On most Linux distributions, the mount command will require root access. Depending on which Linux distribution you run, one of the following commands should mount your floppy drive. As root, run:
mount /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy
mount /dev/fd0 /floppy
21. How do I view/change ownership on files/directories?
One of the great features of Linux is that it is a multi-user system. With multi-users, it allows certain users to own files and directories so nobody else can access/modify them, for example your /home directory. To change the ownership of a file/directory, as root execute the following command in a terminal:
chown username. filename/directory
This will change the ownership and group ownership of the specified file or directory to the specified user. For more information, in a terminal, type man chown
22. How do I view/change permissions on files/directories?
There are 3 different attributes a file can have that make up the permissions for the file.
There is read access that allows users to read the file.
There is write access that allows users to modify the file.
There is executable access that allows users to execute the file.
From these three attributes, you now have three different levels of permissions, the first being for the owner of the file, the second being for the group the file belongs to and the third being all other users on the system.
To view the current permissions on files and directories run the following command:
ls -l and you should see something that looks like:
drwxrwxr-x 3 joey html 4096 Sep 12 2000 images/
-rw-rw-r– 1 joey html 267 Aug 8 12:55 index.shtml
The above shows you that images is a directory (d) and that the owner and group (joey html) have read (r), write (w) and execute (x) permissions while other users on the system only have read (r) and execute (x) permissions.
For the index.shtml file, it shows joey and html as the owner and group and they both have read and write access to the file. It also shows that other users on the system only have read access. Note there is no executable permission since the file is not an executable.
To modify the permissions on a file, you either have to own it or be logged in as root. To modify the permissions, in a terminal type:
chmod xxx filename/directory
You will have to replace the xxx flags with the permissions you wish to change. You can either go by the numerical value or by the actuals.
Some common numerical values are:
755 - Read, Write, Execute for owner, read, execute for group and other.
644 - Read, Write for owner, read for group and other.
666 - Read, Write for all.
700 - Read, Write, Execute for owner, nothing for group, other.
So if you wanted to make a file an executable for your user and other users on the system, you would run the following:
chmod 755 somefile
For more information, in a terminal, type man chmod
23. How do I find files on my system?
There are two methods to search for files on your Linux machine, one method being the locate command and the other being the find command. If you wish to use the locate command, you must first update the locate database by running the following command in a terminal as root:
/usr/bin/updatedb
This will create an index of all the files and their locations on your hard drive. Once updatedb has completed running, you may now search your drive for a specific file by running the following command in a terminal:
/usr/bin/locate filename
Another way to search your linux system is with the find command. To find a file on your sytem with the find command, in a terminal run the follwoing:
/usr/bin/find / -name filename Be sure to replace “filename” with the actual name of the file.
24. How do I unzip a .tar.gz/.tgz file?
To extract .tar.gz or .tgz files, run the following command in a terminal:
tar -zxvf file.tar.gz (or file.tgz)
This will normally create a new directory based on the filename. If you want to extract a filename called file.tar (without the .gz) simply run:
tar -xvf file.tar
For more information, in a terminal, type man tar
25. How do I unzip a .bz2 file?
To extract .bz2 files, run the following command in a terminal:
bunzip2 -dv file.bz2
This will normally create a new directory based on the filename. For more information, in a terminal, type man buznip2
26. How do I install a program?
There are many ways to install applications in Linux. If the file you wish to install is in .rpm format and you are running an RPM based distribution such as Red Hat, Mandrake or SuSE, run the following command as root in a shell prompt/terminal:
rpm -Uvh filename.rpm
If you are running Debian GNU/Linux and you wish to install a .deb file, you can do so by running the following command in a terminal as root:
dpkg -i filename.deb or apt-get install package (if you have APT already installed/configured).
If the file you with to install is in a .tar.gz, .tgz or .bz2 format, you will first have to decompress (unzip) the file. Once the file has been unziped, it should create a directory based on the filename. Simply change into that directory and open up the README or INSTALL file in a text editor and follow the installation instructions.
27. How do I run a program?
To run a program, you must first make sure it has executable permissions set. For more information on permissions, see How do I view/change permissions on files/directories? above. Once the file has executable permissions, simply run the filename from a terminal. I will use the filename “irc” as an example
Example: /usr/bin/irc (from anywhere on the system)
Example: ./irc (from the /usr/bin directory)
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Tags: cat, deb, dos, game, install, linux, ls, right, screen, shell, viAutomatix (Automated GUI installation script) ubuntu 下图形界面的软件自动安装程序。适用于 breeze 版本。一次搞定所有软件安装。
1) Installs multimedia codecs
2) Installs all Firefox plugins (java, flash, etc) (except Adobe reader and mplayer)
3) Installs RAR, ACE and UNRAR archive support
4) Installs skype
5) Installs Acrobat reader 7 and firefox plugin for the same.
6) Installs Gnomebaker (CD/DVD burning s/w for GNOME)
7) Installs gftp (FTP client for GNOME with ssh capability) 
Installs Amule (File sharing program)
9) Installs Frostwire (GPL clone of Limewire)
10) Installs multimedia editors (Audacity (audio), Kino (video), EasyTag (ID3))
11) Installs DVD (dvdrip) ripper
12) Installs Mplayer and mplayerplug-in version 3.05 for Firefox
13) Installs totem-xine, Realplayer, VLC and Beep Media Player (with docklet)
14) Installs Opera Browser
15) Installs Debian Menu (shows all installed applications) (this kills and restarts your gnome-panel without warning u but its a completely harmless operation!)
16) Installs Bittornado and Azureus (Bittorrent clients)
17) Installs Avidemux (Video editing tool) (New version 2.1.0)
18) Enables Numlock on (turns numlock on Gnome startup)
19) Installs Programming Tools (Anjuta (C/C++ IDE), Bluefish (HTML editor) and Screem (Web Development Env.))
20) Install GnomePPP (Graphical Dial up connection tool)
21) Installs MS true type fonts
22) Configures ctrl-alt-del to start gnome-system-monitor (aka windows)
23) Installs Streamripper and Streamtuner
24) Installs NON-FREE audio and dvd codecs
25) Installs ndisgtk (WiFi configurator Graphical user interface)
26) Upgrades Open Office to 2.0 (final version), installs openoffice clipart and installs OO2 thumbnailer.
27) Adds 3 nautilus scripts (open any file with gedit as root; open a nautilus window as root in any folder; open gnome search tool in any folder (Right click in a nautilus window and look under “scripts”)
28) Installs SUN’S JAVA JRE version 1.5
29) Installs SUN’S JAVA JDK version 1.5
30) Installs wine (u need to run winecfg manually after installation)
31) Enables ejection of CD when CDROM drive button is pressed.
32) Installs AMSN 0.95 (MSN client with webcam support)
33) Installs Mercury Messenger (Java based MSN client with webcam support)
34) Installs BUM (Boot-up Manager)
35) Installs DCPP (Linux DC++ client)
36) Installs sbackup (Backup and restoration solution)
37) Installs Listen Music manager (with repository)
38*) Installs firestarter (GNOME firewall frontend) and adds firestarter to GNOME startup
39*) installs gdesklets (GNOME eyecandy) and adds gdesklets to GNOME startup
40*) Gamepads (Makes USB gamepads work)
41*) Turns DMA ON on Intel and AMD machines (needs a restart)
42*) NVIDIA cards (Detects Nvidia cards and installs drivers) (Needs a restart)
43*) Adds midi capability to your Ubuntu box (test by playing a midi file with timidity or pmidi from terminal)
44*) Installs Firefox 1.5.0.1 and its plugins(themes and extensions are not retained, bookmarks need to be copied from backup folder)
45*) Installs Mozilla-Thunderbird 1.5 (US-only version) (no support for non-US-english language packs and enigmail)
46*) Fixes Gnome sound related issues (ALSA and ESD config) (needs a restart) (ONLY FOR GNOME! NOT TO BE USED ON KDE/XFCE)
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Tags: amule, cat, deb, flash, font, game, gnome, hp, install, linux, ls, mplayer, multimedia, right, ubuntu, vi资料如下：
首先，请安装驱动，我的显卡是nvidia fx5600，源里面就有驱动，直接安装就是。
代码:
sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx nvidia-settings
sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf_backup
sudo nvidia-glx-config enable
然后
代码:
Ctrl ＋ Alt ＋ backspace
重启X
建议不要把nvidia的logo去掉，至少在第一次启动之前不要去掉，这样起码知道显卡驱动已经正常工作了。
然后运行命令
代码:
wget -c ftp://www.idsoftware.com/idstuff/quake3/linux/linuxq3apoint-1.32b-3.x86.run
下载quake3的linux版本引导程序。
下载完成之后，运行命令
代码:
sudo sh linuxq3apoint-1.32b-3.x86.run
进行安装，安装完成之后不要太兴奋，这个时候还运行不了，想想阿，我们从官方服务器上能够下载商业游戏吗？虽然已经Id开放了源代码。运行quake3会说找不到default.cfg,实际上我们还缺少一个最大的包,从哪里获得呢?如果你有quake3的安装盘,那么从里面拷贝一个pak0.pk3到 /usr/local/games/quake3/baseq3 里面,就可以了。如果你没有，自己想办法，在中国很多事情很好办。
假如你在windows里面已经安装过quake3，有一个更好的办法，不用占空间的方法，就是做一个连接
代码:
sudo ln -s /windows/hda5/qa3/baseq3/pak0.pk3 /usr/local/games/quake3/baseq3/pak0.pk3 。
好了，现在你可以在控制台中输入quake3进入游戏了！看到熟悉的画面是不是很兴奋？
可能有的人进入游戏之后会没有声音，原因是linux的音效服务器和它有冲突，解决方法很简单，System—> Preferences–>Sound,去掉Sounds for events前面的勾就好了，不过这样的话在就没有事件音效了，不过没有系统音效也没什么，很多时候咚咚的声音很讨厌。
鼠标不动的情况，声音配置的情况。
鼠标停在左上角：需要打补丁。q3.cn有下。
声音配置冲突：需要关闭esd(gnome)，art(kde)。
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xmame是Windows下mame的Linux版，gxmame是xmame的图形化前端。mame号称是模拟效果最好、支持roms最多的模拟器，不过这个我就不清楚了。
安装很简单
代码:
sudo apt-get install gxmame会自动安装xmame和gxmame，安装后在Gnome游戏菜单中会多出gxmame，执行它会发现界面和Windows下的mame基本一样。很可惜我没有发现这个gxmame怎么用，似乎就是一架子。不用管它，没有图形界面也能玩。
玩游戏的方法很简单，比如你有KOF98的rom，名为kof98.zip，只用执行xmame kof98就可以了。
如果你看到这就迫不及待地试了一下，你会发现虽然输出了一大堆东西但玩不了。呵呵，那是因为上面我没有说在哪个目录下执行命令。如果你想当然地在kof98.zip的目录下执行xmame kof98，那你又错了。心急吃不了热豆腐，还是看先完这篇文章吧。
执行xmame kof98的时候，xmame会在指定的目录下找kof98.zip或其它支持的压缩格式的文件。这个指定的目录是在/etc/xmame/xmamerc下指定的。以root身份打开它，会发现这样一行：
代码:
rompath /usr/share/games/xmame/roms把后面的路径改为你机器上的就行了。比如：
代码:
rompath “/media/hdb5/街机ROM/Perfect148XP roms”我在路径外打了双引号，因为我的路径里有空格。
如果有多个目录，则用冒号:隔开。比如：
代码:
rompath “/media/hdb5/街机ROM/Perfect148XP roms:/media/hdb5/街机ROM/mame roms”注意到冒号是在双引号的的里面，即”路径1:路径2:…”，而不是”路径1″:”路径2″…。当然，如果你路径中没有空格，就不需要打双引号。
其它参数都不用改。
然后，执行xmame kof98就可以了，随便在哪个目录下。执行后，可能会有一些警告，按几次左右方向键就可以进入游戏了。
xmame在命令行下有很多参数，建议用man xmame或xmame –help查看一下，可以设置的东西还是很多的。这里我不列出来了，而且大部分情况下不需要设置参数。
常用的快捷键：左Alt+PageDown 切换全屏/窗口模式(Alt+Enter不行)
左Shift+PageUp 放大
左Shift+PageDown 缩小
P 硬件暂停/继续
Esc 退出
F3 硬件reset其它还有很多快捷键，就不再列了。上面的快捷键中，后三个是可以更改的。
游戏键位的设定方法和Windows下是一样的，进入游戏后，按Tab键进入设定选单(之前可以先按P暂停游戏)。以下的操作应该不用多说，试试就会了，或者google一把，文章挺多的。默认情况下，1P的上下左右是WSAD，出招的四个按键是UIJK。1P和2P的投币分别是5和6，开始键分别是 1和2。存档方法先按Shift+F7，再按0-9选择存盘点。读档是先按F7，再选择读盘点。
要注意的是xmame有个bug，全屏时，如果放大之后再缩小时不会进行全屏重绘。不过这不影响游戏。
并不是所有的街机rom版本xmame都能玩。比如我机器上的kof98有两个rom，在Windows下都能玩，但在Linux下一个能玩一个不能，虽然都是zip压缩。
我的机器的显卡是GeFore FX5200，CPU AMD XP2500+，游戏时只能放大两倍，即按一次Shift+PageUp。再大就会有点跳帧。除此之外，非常流畅。
很可惜我没有搞定我的手柄驱动。我的手柄是北通USB手柄，还望有经验的大虾赐教。
以下为引用内容:
以前使用这个，gxmame_0.35beta2-1~breezy_i386.deb，没见有问题。记得是当时源的包有问题而已。
现在都edgy了。我还留着rom。没事的时候安装试试。
via ubuntu forum cn
以下为引用内容:
inuxDesktop 介绍了两款，FC 模拟器 “gfceu” 和 街机模拟器 “gxmame”，都能直接通过 apt-get 安装，详细介绍上面写得很清楚。另外在 Ubuntu Video 上发现一段使用 ePSXe 玩 PS 的视频，那么到此为止，FC、街机、PS 都能很好地运行在 Ubuntu 7.04 上
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