I have a dual boot setup w/XP & Ubuntu with the following partitions: Sda1 Windows (NTFS); Sda 5 Linux Ubuntu Swap; Sda 6 Linux Ubuntu (Ext 3); / Sda 7 Linux Ubuntu home directory (Ext 3) /home Sda 2 unallocated I did not assign wine to a drive or partition when I installed it. Is there a way to correct this in a dual boot situation, using a disk partition utility or within wine? The Windows partition is not mounted in Ubuntu Disk Utility, although its file system does appear as an option in the Places/Home Folder list of drives (this allows me to access Windows files). The Wine File - [Z:\] contains the following folders: .cache, bin, boot, cdrom, etc, home, lib, lost+found, media, mnt, opt, root, sbin, selinux, srv, tmp, usr, var, and a few files. These are Linux folders, are they not?
