On Sat, Jun 26, 2010 at 01:10, dfm9090 <wineforum-user@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi all, > > Sysinternals have just released a version of their autoruns command line tool that's capable of scanning an offline windows install for images configured to start automatically (very useful for tracking down malware). > > How likely is it that it could be made to run under wine on Ubuntu? I've got to the point where I have my NTFS partition mounted, I then issue the command: > > --- > $ wine ./autorunsc -z /mnt/ntfs_mount/WINDOWS /mnt/ntfs_mount/Documents\ and\ Settings/ You probably want to use the Windows path if it is passed as a parameter to a Windows program.... One way is to use winepath in backticks: (Not sure about the parameters..) wine ./autorunsc -z `winepath -w /mnt/ntfs_mount/WINDOWS` Administrator > I also tried making a symlink to a drive letter in ~/.wine/dosdevices but that didn't seem to make any difference. > If you do: cd ~/.wine/dosdevices ln -s /mnt/nthfs_mount 'd:' You should be able to use: (I'm not sure if you are using the right parameter for "userprofile") wine ./autorunsc -z 'd:\WINDOWS' 'd:\Documents and Settings\' Running it under wine cmd might be easier... You can try "wine cmd" or "wineconsole cmd" Gert
