Am 28.02.2008 um 19:48 schrieb Dan Kegel:
Why were you pointing Wine at a real Windows partition?
I did it myself once and have read a lot about others doing the same.
It's just straightforward: point Wine to where all the applications
are. No dual installation for dual booting.
If people are actually doing this, we should consider putting
in a check to make wine abort when it detects this.
Likely a good idea.
BTW., to get a single-installation, dual-booting setup working, a
virtual machine is the appropriate tool: VirtualBox, VMware. Getting
a single Windows installation to boot two different hardwares is a
bit tricky, but it works.
Markus
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