Hmm. It appears that after a reboot this line did work
/dev/sda1   /Windows        ntfs    ro,defaults,umask=0000   0       0

but how do I 'bind' that to my chroot so wineinstall sees it?

/etc/fstab currently has this:
/home /chroot/home none bind 0 0
/tmp /chroot/tmp none bind 0 0
/dev /chroot/dev none bind 0 0
/proc /chroot/proc proc defaults 0 0
/media/cdrom0 /chroot/media/cdrom0 none bind 0 0

If I open up fstab in the chroot it's blank, should I be adding a mount here?
When I tried that it told me th line was bad.


Thanks,
Alex

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Alex Mandel wrote:

So after browsing some literature I decided I needed to install a
chroot(http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=24575) to run wine
inside of, that way I could use i386 packages.

That part went fine. Now I'm trying to configure wine and it's
complaining that it can't find my windows partition. Now that makes
sense, since I haven't mounted it yet.

So I tried to mount my windows NTFS partition in  (etc/fstab):
/dev/sda1       /Windows        ntfs    umask=0222   0       0

and it works, except I can't open the partition, permission denied.
I've toggled the settings a few times and sudo mount -a after each but
always the same result.


What do you get if you run `ls -ld' on the mountpoint (when the drive is
mounted). I'm guessing that you're running kernel 2.6 where the umask
and showexec options have been replaced by fmask and dmask (for files
and directories respectively).

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