D Deepesh <deepesh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a windows executable which I am trying to run in Linux using wine.
> When I execute the command :
> wine {ABSOLUTE_PATH}/file1.exe,
> file1.exe runs many other executables internally, like file2.exe, file3.exe
> and file4.exe.
> Now when file1.exe is trying to run the other executables, it is not able to
> get the path of the executables. I have the "PATH" enironment variable set
> correctly. But I do not think this is the problem.
> I enabled the WINEDEBUG so that I see all the wine warning and error
> messages. From that I could deduce that the executables file2.exe, file3.exe
> and file4.exe were being searched in the current working directory.
> Please guide me on how to tackle this situation.
> Is there any entry in the windows registry which is set when the software is
> installed on the windows system and some such equivalent is missing in wine
> configuration settings in linux.
Is {ABSOLUTE_PATH} reachable in the Wine Filesystem with some Drive letter?
Is the application under windows started from somewhere or after
cd {ABSOLUTE_PATH} ?
Is there some Environment setting for that executable in Windows that
specifies that path?
Try again after changing to the {ABSOLUTE_PATH} directory.
Bye
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