I upgraded from FC2 to FC3 and it broke the sym links to a: and the cdrom. I couldn't get them back, then I deleted c: and z:, promptly asking myself "why did you just do that they worked fine" The funny thing is my /mnt is empty, I can pop a CD in and it finds it but what did FC3 do with the entries in /mnt? I looked for the setup tool that I read was in ./tool but can't find it, where should I be looking? Unfortunately I've tried IE5, 6, Quick Books, File Maker Pro, and a game, with no success on any of them. I did try to remove wine with rpm -e but on reinstalling it was the same as it was after I got through thrashing it: Warning: the specified Windows directory L"c:\\windows" is not accessible. Is anyone running wine on FC3? How do I start from scratch, or can it be fixed. Tim...
I am running wine of FC3. It is working fine for me. It's weird but for some reason mounted cdroms are in /media/cdrom now. On Fri, 19 Nov 2004 18:42:25 -0800, Timothy Payne <tim@tmpco.com> wrote:> I upgraded from FC2 to FC3 and it broke the sym links to a: and the > cdrom. I couldn't get them back, then I deleted c: and z:, promptly > asking myself "why did you just do that they worked fine" The funny > thing is my /mnt is empty, I can pop a CD in and it finds it but what > did FC3 do with the entries in /mnt? > > I looked for the setup tool that I read was in ./tool but can't find it, > where should I be looking? > > Unfortunately I've tried IE5, 6, Quick Books, File Maker Pro, and a > game, with no success on any of them. > > I did try to remove wine with rpm -e but on reinstalling it was the same > as it was after I got through thrashing it: > > Warning: the specified Windows directory L"c:\\windows" is not > accessible. > > Is anyone running wine on FC3? > > How do I start from scratch, or can it be fixed. > > Tim... > > _______________________________________________ > wine-users mailing list > wine-users@winehq.org > http://www.winehq.org/mailman/listinfo/wine-users >-- James Hawkins
Timothy Payne wrote:> I upgraded from FC2 to FC3 and it broke the sym links to a: and the > cdrom. I couldn't get them back, then I deleted c: and z:, promptly > asking myself "why did you just do that they worked fine" The funny > thing is my /mnt is empty, I can pop a CD in and it finds it but what > did FC3 do with the entries in /mnt? > > I looked for the setup tool that I read was in ./tool but can't find it, > where should I be looking? > > Unfortunately I've tried IE5, 6, Quick Books, File Maker Pro, and a > game, with no success on any of them. > > I did try to remove wine with rpm -e but on reinstalling it was the same > as it was after I got through thrashing it: > > Warning: the specified Windows directory L"c:\\windows" is not > accessible. > > Is anyone running wine on FC3? > > How do I start from scratch, or can it be fixed.The "drives" in dosdevices are just symbolic links. You can recreate them by hand very easily. In a terminal window, just "cd" into the dosdevices directory and then execute: ln -s ../drive_c c: ln -s / z: And for the cdrom and floppy, it sounds like from what James says that you would add them by doing: ln -s /media/floppy a: ln -s /media/cdrom d: