wine users - Aug 2009 - WoW terrain.mpq and sound.mpq problem

Hey guys, new registree here. I'm having a big problem installing world of
warcraft, so I thought I would try and see if you guys have come across the same
issue.

Basically, I just recently installed Suse 11.1, running a quad core i7 920, i7
x58 mobo, gts 250 gfx card. [this problem has happened to me on ubuntu as well].

Everytime I try to install WoW, it seems to be going fine until it gets to
installing SOUND.MPQ file. Now, I never had this problem before, and I'm
pretty sure the discs are not damaged. It would not install past the sound.mpq
part, so I cannot put in more CDs to continue ahead. Then, I tried again for the
fifth time and at that moment, it then errored at the terrain.MPQ part. I
don't have the exact wordage on it, but perhaps someone heard of errors like
that.

I tried to do the same thing with the wow installer from my account, but even
then it would not work! Could it be possible it's doing that because I
didn't pay for the account? But that would have no conneciton whatsoever I
would think, because the CD does not cause the connection to the net to be
activated. Help?

I used to have issues installing the game from CD due to the multiple disk
(silly blizzard and there non dvd release) I normally just copy the game over
from my windows drive and throw it in to a directory.

However I have also downloaded it and installed it from blizzards site.

Which part of WoW is being installed when this happens, the original 
WoW, Burning Crusade, or WotLK? This was a fairly common problem with 
the original WoW cds but most people got around it by moving the data 
from all the disks to the hard drive and then running the install from 
there. Make one folder, put the data from each disk inside that, then 
run the installer for disk one. You should be able to right click and 
select to open with 'wine windows program loader' and unless there is 
some other problem to track down it should go through the full install 
without any further input, finding each disk in the folder as it needs it.