chtit_draco wrote: > > Gert van den Berg wrote: > > > > You could try getting command.com to start wine's cmd.exe. > > > > Not sure how.... A symlink / hardlink might work (No idea what to link > > it to...) or a short script that starts cmd.exe (again, not sure if > > this will work..) > > [...] > > Haven't anyone left a HOWTO? > > > > > I tried using a sym link and a hard link to drive_c/windows/system32/cmd.exe, and both don't work. I can't call the cmd.exe using "wine command.com"...it just prints out : > > > Code: > > matth@PCmatthieu:~/.wine/drive_c/windows$ wine COMMAND.COM > wine: could not load L"C:\\windows\\COMMAND.COM": Module introuvable > > > > > And so this same error message appears when I run the setup.exe file for Rosetta Stone. > > I guess that's because it's not an .exe and wine checks for extensions before running it? > > As for any HOWTO about it, I couldn't find any, since people at the wine AppDB either managed to install it without any problem, or can't install it at all... > > chtit_draco The following works : Code: [syl@wine c]$ ln -s /usr/local/lib/wine/cmd.exe.so command.com [syl@wine c]$ wine command.com CMD version 1.1.18 C:\