Problem solved, as most of you probably already know, it was adding the link to ~/.wine/dosdevices Also I had to recopy the data over as the case is important and when I had copied the data in windows it did not perserve case > Hi, I'm trying to run a software package called Rosetta Stone (It's a > language training package) > > Anyway this is the closest match in the AppDB > http://appdb.winehq.org/appview.php?versionId=2497 > Though my version is 2.0.8.1N > > The catch of this software in general is that the CD needs to be in the > drive for it to work. > > I got them to send me a version where this isn't true, but in windows it > requires me to use the subst command so that my directory looks like a > drive (or to create a share and use net use) > > So now when I launch it with wine, it tells me no language pack found, > which is what I expect, since I'm guessing it searches A:,B:,...,Z: and if > it doesn't find what it expects in any of those locations it gives up. > > Or maybe it uses whatever that registry entry is for mapped drives? I > dunno. I'm hoping there's a way to make a link in Linux so that I can get > this software running (it's that 2nd to last reason I ever reboot to > Windows) > > I tried ln -s /directory/to/languagepack /M: > > And that made a link, but didn't alleviate the problem. > I tried ln -s /directory/to/languagepack M: > and that failed as expected > I tried ln -s /directory/to/languagepack ./M: in the application > directory, and that failed as well (not as I expected) > > My wine version is 20041201 running on Debian Unstable > > Thanks for any help. (Sorry for being long winded, figured better too much > info than too little.) > _______________________________________________ > wine-users mailing list > wine-users@xxxxxxxxxx > http://www.winehq.org/mailman/listinfo/wine-users > _______________________________________________ wine-users mailing list wine-users@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.winehq.org/mailman/listinfo/wine-users
