BioDynamo <wineforum-user@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > My wife has a Asus Eee (running the original Xandros Linux), > on which she wants to run the Rosetta Stone > ... so I installed Wine, copied the files on > the CD-ROM to a USB memory stick, ran the installer under > Wine, and everything worked... > > So the program itself runs, however, it does not recognise > the files on the memory stick as a CD-ROM. http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=7544 has some tips you might try. Did you check there? Also, what version is your Rosetta Stone? I think your best bet is simulate the cd-rom better, i.e. copy the iso image (not the files) to the memory stick, then do a loopback readonly mount of the image onto /media/cdrom. e.g. mount -o ro,loop /media/usbkey/foo.iso /media/cdrom (You probably want to write a little shell script to do this.) And then make sure Wine notices the new 'drive', and install from there. Let me know if I'm talking too fast :-)
