Dalandros wrote: > James Mckenzie wrote: > >> Dalandros: >> >> I think this is answered in the Wine FAQ. Look for a subject like "How do I install programs on a different drive". >> >> One thing is does your USB drive appear in Linux? Also how is the drive formatted? >> >> James McKenzie >> >> >> >> -----Original Message----- >> >> >>> From: Dalandros <wineforum-user@xxxxxxxxxx> >>> Sent: Feb 16, 2010 7:31 AM >>> To: wine-users@xxxxxxxxxx >>> Subject: Installing games on a portable harddrive using wine >>> >>> Hello I'm Chris aka Dalandros, this is my first post *bows* nice to meet you all ^__^ >>> >>> my question is if there's a possibility to install games for example "Jedi knight 2 jedi outcast" on a portable harddrive connected in the usb to the computer, instead of putting it on the harddrive. if so how is this task done? >>> >>> the reason i'm asking is since i have a eeepc 700-model (i think, or was it 701? anyway..) and i just recently got eeebuntu & wine installed on it along with spotify thanks to wine! :D >>> but eeepc's aren't famous for their space, thats why i'm asking. >>> all help is appreciated! >>> // Chris aka Dalandros >>> >>> > > I looked around but i thought i didn't find that subject, terribly sorry about that, > and the usb drive does appear in Linux, its a "Lacie", and sadly when you ask "how its formated" i'm not too sure how to answer that, i know its formated, anything beyond that is whichcraft to my level of knowedge i'm afraid ^^ > thankyou i'll look in the FAQ again > > > Look in the FAQ for installing programs to other drives. If you are working with Linux, the drive has to be formatted to have a Linux partition. Windows type partitions usually do not work well. James McKenzie
