There are three windows partitions on this machine besides the linux one. The wine c: points to HDA1. There is a real windows directory there, but it doesn't show up in terminal when looking at wine. Maybe the multiple partitions (on two physical drives) are throwing wine off?
You should really let Wine use the c: directory that it creates. I don't think using another drive as c: is really a supported setup (in fact I've heard running things from vfat partitions is known to cause weird problems and suspect ntfs could do the same). Wine comes with its own windows directory, its own dlls, and its own programs that you shouldn't mess with (except on occasion if it doesn't happen to provide some dll or you have to to get some program to run). Some people like to copy program files directly from a windows partition and try to run them. That doesn't always work, much like copying program files from one windows machine to another doesn't always work (often the program relies on something like registry entries, and if this is the case then there's no way wine could run it properly). That's why the documentation says to run the installer on wine. Otherwise, creating drive letters for your other partitions shouldn't be a problem. If you want to start over, you can always rename your .wine directory to something else and it'll make a new one. -- Vincent Povirk _______________________________________________ wine-users mailing list wine-users@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.winehq.org/mailman/listinfo/wine-users
