> I need to test a fix for a bug on a clean Wine > installation. > > After removing my configuration directory, running > tools/wineinstall I noticed that new Windows > directories do not have fake files with 0 length I > used to see in my old directory (shell.dll, > shell32.dll, winsock.dll, wnsock32.dll, autoexec.bat, > config.sys). All these fake files have exactly the > same time, the same as some directories (e.g. Recent, > SendTo, which do not exist in the new directory). > Obviously, all these changes could not be made > manually by me. > > Do you know what application created these > files/directories or I just dreamed all this up? > > Andriy Palamarchuk
You can create fake files with the command 'touch'. So if you want to create shell32.dll you would use: touch shell32.dll This simply creates a zero byte file with the name given. Philipp
