wine users - Mar 2009 - "DATA3.CAB" asked for but not on disk

I'm trying to install the programming software for my ham radio, the Icom
RS-91.  There's an entry for version 1.0 that says platinum, but mine is
either 1.1 or 1.10 (hard to tell from how they wrote it).

Anyway, I'm getting the problem during install that it wants
"DATA3.CAB", but no such animal exists on the disk; furthermore, all
the disk's readable files say it doesn't exist either, so I'm
guessing it's supposed to be decompressed from one of the others (probably
"DATA2.CAB").  Trying to copy to a directory and run the install from
there, which worked with the CS-D800 software that I wrote an entry for, does
not work for this.  Further, the install goes without a hitch on an old XP work
machine.

Is this some kind of DRM? 

I've tried 1.1.3 (which I had before), 1.1.16, and 1.0, in order, with no
difference. (There's no Slackware package for 1.1.17 or 1.0.1 and I
didn't feel like compiling for (what I thought!) was a simple program.)

Finally, I've spent some time searching and seen a few entries on some
games, but otherwise not much.

Any info or ideas would be appreciated!

Thanks, Mike

I finally tried Crossover Linux trial version and it installed flawlessly. 
Looking at the log, I see the same errors being thrown as with bare WINE, but,
for whatever reason, the "DATA3.CAB" error never came up; it also
seemed to hang for a bit during install.

Is this concrete evidence that this program is tainted with DRM, or was my WINE
installation just screwed up?

Thanks, Mike

storkus wrote:
> Is this concrete evidence that this program is tainted with DRM, or was my
WINE installation just screwed up?
Most likely one of the new regressions in Wine.

Try using Cabextract http://www.cabextract.org.uk