On Sun, 11 Mar 2001 18:00:11 GMT, MadMunky
<MadMunky_member@webusenet.com> wrote:
>When setting up Wine and it ask's you where you want to use a fake
windows
>partition or a really one is it possible to use a windows 2000 partition?
>
If it's a Fat partition, why not ? If not, your Os support may be
probably not good enough (there is an issue with writing to
Ntfs partitions under Linux for example)
>Also how to you add extra dll's which are needed by Wine to run a
program?
If you use a fake windows directory, you copy the dlls in the
system or system32 subdirectory. Then you use the loadorder
instructions in the config file in the ~/.wine directory
Example :
[DllOverrides]
"commctrl, comctl32" = "native, builtin"
All this is explained in this fine manual, of course.
Gerard