On 07/24/2010 04:14 PM, Linux-Smith wrote:
Just tried that, same results as before...
You don't usually *have* to trick WINE into autorunning the CDROM. I've
never employed an autorun senerio with WINE---ever. I don't see the point.
I also never have seen a program that installs from CDROM that doesn't
start its actual installation by anything other then a simple executable
file. Look it the mount directory for .exe or .msi files. If the CDROM
does support autorun do something like
mount_dir> cat autorun.inf
That will tell you the program that autorun launches. There isn't
anything "special" about CDROM autorun. You can just as easily start the
installer yourself.
For example, nine out of ten CDROMs will install with this command:
mount_dir> wine setup.exe
done
Bryan
