In article <9bnvv4$a7dhr$1@ID-29874.news.dfncis.de>, "Benjamin
Greiner"
<benjamin.greiner@gmx.net> wrote:
Specify under [wine]
"Profile" = "C:\\Documents and Settings\\User"
or whatever your username/directory is. It will then see NTUSER.DAT and
use that when you load an app (it also gets smart and loads the rest of
the registry, including hkey_local_machine and the all that. That is the
only way I know to get it to use NT registrys
(kind of makes sense, since
the full registry cannot be loaded by NT unless it knows what user is
logged in...well, it could, but how would it know which user's prefs to
use?)
Dan
> Hi,
> I've noticed that my Win2K registry just won't load correctly. In
Win2K
> regedit nothing shows up at all - not even home registry values - and in
> Win98 regedit (running in my w2k configured wine) only few values show
> up, I believe those are my home registry values. Here's the relevant
> stuff from config, built with winesetup: [Drive H]
> "Path" = "/mnt/winnt"
> "Type" = "hd"
> "Device" = ""
> "FS" = "win95"
> [wine]
> "Windows" = "H:\\WINNT"
> "System" = "H:\\WINNT\\system32"
> "Temp" = "x:\\"
> "Path" = "H:\\WINNT;H:\\WINNT\\system32;x:\\"
"Profile" = "D:\\Dokumente
> und Einstellungen\\Administrator" "GraphicsDriver" =
"x11drv"
> [registry]
> "LoadGlobalRegistryFiles" = "Y"
> "LoadHomeRegistryFiles" = "Y"
> "LoadWindowsRegistryFiles" = "Y"
> "WritetoHomeRegistryFiles" = "Y"
> "SaveOnlyUpdatedKeys" = "Y"
> I think I remember that Win98 registry loading worked fine, however,
> since all my stuff is installed in my w2k system I thought it'd be
> better to make wine use that. I fooled around with --winver and stuff,
> to no avail. I have read permission on the NTFS winnt partiton and
> created the necessary empty "zzz" files in each directory to kill
the
> dreaded "NTFS last file not found bug", as I call it. Is there a
way to
> load a w2k registry in wine? Thanks,
> <bg>