Hello, I configure wine to use a windows partition. For this I create a symbolic link to the window partition in the dosdevices directory with ln -s /mnt/win_c c: .I changed variable in the config variable system, I put "c://windows//system32" and in the path variable also. I run winrar without problem and no problem. I run winamp and it saies dll not found so I look for these dll and I found it in system32 directory of windows and others directories. So I don't understand what's the problem? Shouldn't it look in system32? What do I forget in the config? All the dll that winamp try to find are writen in capital letter in the terminal (like MFC42.DLL) but in windows these dll are in small letter (mfc.dll). Is case sensitive a problem? Each time I run wine, it is written : fixme:reg_nt_dump_lf unknown winXP node id 0x686c: do we need to add support for it? What does it mean in human langage? Xavier -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.winehq.org/pipermail/wine-users/attachments/20050515/96443e76/attachment.htm
On Sun, 15 May 2005 14:17:45 +0100, xeebee wrote:> Each time I run wine, it is written : > fixme:reg_nt_dump_lf unknown winXP node id 0x686c: do we need to add support for it? > What does it mean in human langage?It means, "don't try and run Wine against a Windows XP install". thanks -mike
On 5/15/05, xeebee <xeebee@free.fr> wrote:> > I configure wine to use a windows partition. For this I create a symbolic > link to the window partition in the dosdevices directory with ln -s > /mnt/win_c c: .I changed variable in the config variable system, I put > "c://windows//system32" and in the path variable also. >While it is possible to use a windows parition with wine, your best bet is to use the fake drive_c. wine includes (mostly) everything you need to run your windows programs. The bottom line is that your going to have better luck running programs under a fake drive_c than using your windows partition. -- James Hawkins
Am So, Mai 15, 2005 at 02:17:45 +0100 schrieb xeebee:> I configure wine to use a windows partition. For this I create a symbolic link to the window partition in the dosdevices directory with ln -s /mnt/win_c c: .I changed variable in the config variable system, I put "c://windows//system32" and in the path variable also.Hi, I can definitely not recommend using a windows system with Wine. Many things are unpredictable and if you use a WinXP drive it is very likely that DLLs from this version of windows will not work with wine. But if you want to try: 1. Wine searches case insensitive. 2. Wine searches in \windows\system 3. wine WineTools you can nativey install your winamp and many other software under linux Regards Joachim von Thadden -- "Never touch a running system! Never run a touching system? Never run a touchy system!!!"