"Brisco County Jr." wrote:
>
> Thanks - but here's what it says when I set the path to any Win program:
>
> /usr/x11r6/bin/wine-strip: Can't exec '/mnt/dev/hda1/windows/notepad.exe':
> file not found.
>
> And it also says it couldn't find find my keyboard layout.
>
I've found it to be a normal method of operation for Wine to complain
about the keyboard, however, this usually doesn't prevent it from
working. What IS preventing Wine from finding and executing your request
is your path statement. It WAY wrong. You don't reference your
"partition" identity in the path. If that is a correct representation of
the path on your computer to the Windows Notepad program the path
statement should look like this:
/mnt/windows/windows/notepad.exe
The full command line command with arguments looks like this:
wine /mnt/windows/windows/notepad.exe
the | the path statement
prog |
wine = the program being invoked
/mnt = dir on linux fs where the windows folder lives
/windows = the actual vfat partition
/windows = the windows dir within the windows partition
notepad = the executable desired to be run
Hope this helps,
--
Mark
