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Hi, I'm playing around with installation of a number of older, Win 98/Win ME era sound programs. One I'm working on right now comes up with what, for me, is sort of a standard problem. I get a dialog box with this message: "Severe - Unable to create a directory under C:\PROG~FBU\GSampler. Please check write access to this directory." I'm running the installation form an xterm. The only thing in the xterm seems pretty benign: flash cdrom $ fixme:dialog:MSGBOX_OnInit task modal msgbox ! Not modal yet. The current contents of the GSampler directory are: flash mark $ ls c/...

...me PCM format again. However my output file clearly suffers from "uint decode error" on windows, but on linux it's just peachy. #include <stdlib.h> #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> #include <libcelt/celt.h> int gBitRate=128000; int gFrameSize=256; int gSampleRate=44100; int gNrChannels=1; int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { const char* inputfilename="..\\input_mono.snd"; const char* encodedfilename="..\\encoded_mono.celt"; const char* outputfilename="..\\output_mono.snd"; FILE* encodedfile=0; FILE* inputfile=fopen(inputfi...

I'm attempting to use the Guild Wars Client to see if it will work on WINE, but it keeps displaying an error about not being able to write to the proper directories. I told it to install in C:\Program Files, and my .wine/fake_windows/* folders all seem to have correct permissions. Any ideas why this would happen? The client is only a 60k download (it downloads the rest itself):

...y a 60k download (it downloads the rest itself): >> > http://www.guildwars.com/preview/wpe-clientdownload.html >> > >> >> I was trying to install GigaSampler LE the other day and ran into >> something very simiilar. The installer created c:/Program >> Files/GSampler, but then couldn't create c:/Program >> Files/GSampler/some-directory. Permissions were fine as far as I could >> tell. >> >> - Mark >> > > I just tried another game - Roller Coaster Tycoon - and got the same > failure I saw with GigaSampler. I then ran it...