Re: What's the problem with my wine install?

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jammanuser <wineforum-user@xxxxxxxxxx> at Nov 25, 2008 12:10 PM (MST) wrote about   Re: What's the problem with my wine install?
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>James Mckenzie wrote:
>> jammanuser <wineforum-user@xxxxxxxxxx> at Nov 25, 2008 10:02 AM (MST) wrote about Re: What's the problem with my wine install?
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>>  So, what do you do:
>> 1.  Install Wine to your Linux partition.
>> 2.  Install all the applications you want to use to Wine's C:\Program Files directory which exists on the Linux partition.
>> 3.  Run your applications from Wine's C:\ directory.  Linux has problems executing programs from a NTFS partition, even Linux applications.
>> 4.  Save data as applicable.
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>> (Isn't this in the FAQ?)
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>> James McKenzie
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>so what ur saying basically, then, is that Wine DOES work on a wubi install, since it creates an >ext3 partition, on which wine would be installed??? 
It should.  That was stated a long time ago.  Vitamin may have assumed that you were trying to install to the NTFS partition and not the EXT3 parition.
>only when i install apps, i should install them on the hidden ext3 partition, rather than the NTFS, >or my programs wont work? well...that makes sense!! why would i try to install them on the NTFS >partition anyway, since i would be in ubuntu when installing them under Wine, which would probably >put them automatically in the ext3 partition???
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I make no assumptions.  Insure that programs are installed to Wine's C:\Program Files area when installing.  I've read here of people having problems with installing programs and the cause was installation to a NTFS partition.

You should be fine at this point.  Try what others and I suggested and let us know if it works.

James McKenzie



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