On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 21:37, douglas <wineforum-user@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> You should load the installer from the command-line after exporting >> the variable. (The variable only changes for that process and its >> children if you are wondering...) > > > Thing is, what I am trying to do here is avoid using the command line as much as possible. To have it running using the menus like I would normally. > It might be possible to set up environment variables for launcher.... Not idea how.... Once it is installed, Wine adds the WINEPREFIX to the launcher that it creates for desktop / start menu entries... You MIGHT be able to create .wine (or .wine/drive_c) under your home directory as a symlink to the external drive... (not sure if Wine checks that an actual directory is being used...) > Oh and how do I check the drive format? > On Linux: mount (it is after the word "type") or 'cat /proc/mounts' shows it in the third column if the external drive is mounted... fat* is vfat / msdos usually ntfs is most likely something with fuse (or ntfs for a horrible old driver...) ext2/3/4 / reiserfs / xfs (or hfs / ufs / zfs on other Unixes) are good formats (more exist, cant remember them all...), but can't be read by Windows without special drivers... (GUI methods exist, but that differs depending on the tools / desktop environment / distribution that you have installed)
