Ugh, spaces in directory names.......it's never been a good idea. :/ Not your fault though. What is happening is the interpreter sees the space after "Worms" and therefore assumes "Worms" is the directory you're trying to get to. Couple of options here: 1) Rename "Worms Armageddon" to something sensible (i.e. no spaces). I actually don't know the syntax used to address spaces, as I use Midnight Commander (a rockin' terminal based file manager) for just about all my file managing needs. You could use MC, or any other GUI file manager to rename the directory. 2) Do " cd Worms* " (note the asterisk at the end). This tells the interpreter to apply the command to all directories consisting of "Worms" and any characters thereafter. Works fine in this application, since there's only one directory named like that here. This isn't the most elegant solution but it should get you around the problem. -Matt Bailey Robert Morgan wrote: > > Hi, this is my first attempt at using Wine. > After installing wine I tried to install Worms Armageddon with > > wine e:/Install/install.exe > > at first I got a lot of.... > > fixme:ntdll:FILE_GetNtStatus Converting errno 38 to STATUS_UNSUCCESSFUL > > around 50 lines, then the installer appeared and I installed as on > windows except to c:/Team17 rather than program files. I then went > looking for the WA.exe file /drive_c/Team17/Worms Armageddon but I > cannot open the Worms Armageddon directory... > > [root@jekyll Team17]# cd Worms Armageddon > -bash: cd: Worms: No such file or directory > > The spelling and case are correct have even cut and paste (no white > space) without success.So obviously something didn't go right with the > install. > > RH 9.0 > Latest wine release. > > any help appreciated > > Bob _______________________________________________ wine-users mailing list wine-users@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.winehq.org/mailman/listinfo/wine-users
