On Thursday 04 October 2007 11:24:21 Markus Hitter wrote: > It appears, the only choice to get rid of such destructive > assumptions is to hack the installer or to install on another system > and transfer the files really needed. Both is likely a tricky thing > due to registry entries and thelike. Excuse me, but I think that it is possible just look at what does installer check for using WINEDEBUG+=trace or WINEDEBUG+=all, or maybe even using strace. For example, if it does some checks for registry keys, this can be found by grepping output of wine started with WINEDEBUG+=all, but if installer does something far more complex, then "oops". Of course, this can take a lot of time and isn't guaranteed to work. -- Victor Eremin (ErV2005@xxxxxxxxxx)
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