fredand44 wrote: > The preselected installpath was: > c:\Program Files\Activision\GUN > > I tried to change it to /home/fredrik/Wine_Applications (without creating the folders "Activision/GUN") > But then the installer complained about: > "Seleceted does not have 3112 MB free" > ...even though I got 100 Gb free space. > > So I kept the original preselected installpath "c:\Program Files\Activision\GUN" > This is because wine does not see your filesystem in the same way, for lack of a more technical description. Z:\ is / on your unix fs. If you wanted it installed to that folder it would be z:\home\fredrik\Wine_Applications. You could even move it now that it's installed by: mv /home/fredrik/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files\Activision/GUN /home/fredrik/Wine_Applications then link it ln -s /home/fredrik/Activision /home/fredrik/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files I believe would be correct. Note that this after-the-fact move would maintain the folder structure that you might not want. If the registry has key(s) for the game path you can alter it and just update the registry too. Some games don't care what folder they're in, no way to know without first hand experience with it. > At end of install I got the choice to install DirectX 9.0, I selected not to since it did not work last time. > > I restarted the computer. Put in the game-cd in cd-drive. > > Double clicked on the Gun-icon on my desktop, but as like yesterday I just got this popup: > <A debugger has been detect> > Unload the debugger and try again > > If any one got any clue of what to do please let me know! > Best regards > Fredrik > > > > Good call on the directx, you do not want to install that in wine. As for the debugger thing I know I've seen it referred to but I'm having no success finding it right now, I think it might be related to copy protection, from what I can find on the interweb it's protected by SafeDisc 4.60. I don't think SafeDisc is support/implemented under wine either, but I may be totally off base.* <http://m0016.gamecopyworld.com/games/redirect/cd_protections.htm>* -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.winehq.org/pipermail/wine-users/attachments/20080513/a4d44b7f/attachment.htm
