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Hi, |
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Is anyone running cedega 5.0 and storing programs on a fat32 partition |
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in a 64 bit environment? I have it working fine on my Pentium-M laptop |
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with fat32, but for some reason I can not seem to get it working on my |
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amd64 box. Both systems are running 2.6.14-r6 gentoo sources and are |
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configured with similar options as it pertains to the filesystems etc. |
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Every time I try to execute a win32 binary on the fat32 filesystem I |
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get "cannot find whatever.exe". |
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I have noticed if I put the binary in the root of the fat32 filesystem, |
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I can execute them, but for some reason cedega can not see any files |
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located in a folder under the root fat32 system. When trying to install |
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new programs to the fat32 system, the initial file copy starts, but |
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when it goes to verify the files, it can not access them. If I try to |
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install and/or run programs on a reiserfs file system, everything works |
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fine. |
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Here is the mounted filesystem info: |
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/dev/sdb2 on /usr/local/games type vfat (rw,noatime,gid=100,umask=0000) |
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And the output from ls: |
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total 275904 |
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... |
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-rwxrwxrwx 1 root users 4341810 Dec 13 22:17 WoW.exe |
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... |
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And when I try to run the program: |
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brett@homer /usr/local/games/WoW $ cedega WoW.exe |
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/home/brett/.cedega/.winex_ver/winex-5.0.3/winex/bin/wine: cannot find |
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'WoW.exe' |
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Thanks, |
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Brett |
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