I have an application that I'm trying to get to work in Wine: EyeMax DVR. Everything seems to work aside from being to intialize the drives (the biggest part) I have no idea what initializing the drives does, I've never seen what it's supposed to do. I know that the Software is made to be able to write video to drives 24/7, because it's used for security systems.
On Thu, Mar 5, 2009 at 1:53 AM, PhilTechLV <wineforum-user at winehq.org> wrote:> I have an application that I'm trying to get to work in Wine: EyeMax DVR. > > Everything seems to work aside from being to intialize the drives (the biggest part) I have no idea what initializing the drives does, I've never seen what it's supposed to do. > > I know that the Software is made to be able to write video to drives 24/7, because it's used for security systems.What do you mean by writing to drives? Does it write to the raw hard drive, e.g., making its own partition? Is there a download available? -- -Austin
Unfortunately I'm not entirely sure, I could try to send you the files, but I can't access the download area. I believe it creates a special partition on the hard drive, if anyone knows how to mount a hard drive directly in Wine I could probably do it that way.
So, it might be possible under the root user? Is there any easy way to give user (bartent) write privileges to /dev/sdb1 and /dev/sdc1
Won't deny that looks immensely complicated. I'm running Ubuntu 8.04 I'm trying to make it where users can write to: /dev/sdb1 /dev/sdc1 I believe this is what i would add to 40-permissions.rules: ok... uhmm... nothermind, no idea, this has alot of stuff, anyone know a gui app that makes this a little easier?