How to add a C:/ drive in Linux?
I'm new to Linux os. I install wine to run a windows program then an error occurred. Then I found that it's error occurred because c drive is not exist. The program need to write something into the c drive.
In other words, I'm needed to run the program but the program need to write things in c drive then my Linux os don't have c drive.
Any solutions?
(I can accept if needed to install a program)
windows wine
asked Jan 11 at 2:03
Hai QinHai Qin
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I'm new to Linux os. I install wine to run a windows program then an error occurred. Then I found that it's error occurred because c drive is not exist. The program need to write something into the c drive.
In other words, I'm needed to run the program but the program need to write things in c drive then my Linux os don't have c drive.
Any solutions?
(I can accept if needed to install a program)
windows wine
asked Jan 11 at 2:03
Hai QinHai Qin
62
2
Have defined WINEPREFIX=/home/yourusername/.wine before running your program? The directory drive_c is under .wine and becomes your C drive when running wine.
– ubfan1
Jan 11 at 2:11
You might want to post the exact error message.
– wjandrea
Jan 11 at 3:36
Hi ubfan1, can I view the c drive in .wine?
– Hai Qin
Jan 11 at 12:44
Open a terminal and typecd $HOME/.wine/drive_cfollowed by the Enter key. You'll be at the "root" of the C drive that wine uses. You will need to learn a few Linux commands to do anything there. Start withlswhich lists the files.
– Joe
Jan 16 at 19:56
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I'm new to Linux os. I install wine to run a windows program then an error occurred. Then I found that it's error occurred because c drive is not exist. The program need to write something into the c drive.
In other words, I'm needed to run the program but the program need to write things in c drive then my Linux os don't have c drive.
Any solutions?
(I can accept if needed to install a program)
windows wine
asked Jan 11 at 2:03
Hai QinHai Qin
62
I'm new to Linux os. I install wine to run a windows program then an error occurred. Then I found that it's error occurred because c drive is not exist. The program need to write something into the c drive.
In other words, I'm needed to run the program but the program need to write things in c drive then my Linux os don't have c drive.
Any solutions?
(I can accept if needed to install a program)
windows wine
windows wine
asked Jan 11 at 2:03
Hai QinHai Qin
62
asked Jan 11 at 2:03
Hai QinHai Qin
62
asked Jan 11 at 2:03
Hai QinHai Qin
62
asked Jan 11 at 2:03
Hai QinHai Qin
62
asked Jan 11 at 2:03
Hai QinHai Qin
62
62
2
Have defined WINEPREFIX=/home/yourusername/.wine before running your program? The directory drive_c is under .wine and becomes your C drive when running wine.
– ubfan1
Jan 11 at 2:11
You might want to post the exact error message.
– wjandrea
Jan 11 at 3:36
Hi ubfan1, can I view the c drive in .wine?
– Hai Qin
Jan 11 at 12:44
Open a terminal and typecd $HOME/.wine/drive_cfollowed by the Enter key. You'll be at the "root" of the C drive that wine uses. You will need to learn a few Linux commands to do anything there. Start withlswhich lists the files.
– Joe
Jan 16 at 19:56
add a comment |
2
Have defined WINEPREFIX=/home/yourusername/.wine before running your program? The directory drive_c is under .wine and becomes your C drive when running wine.
– ubfan1
Jan 11 at 2:11
You might want to post the exact error message.
– wjandrea
Jan 11 at 3:36
Hi ubfan1, can I view the c drive in .wine?
– Hai Qin
Jan 11 at 12:44
Open a terminal and typecd $HOME/.wine/drive_cfollowed by the Enter key. You'll be at the "root" of the C drive that wine uses. You will need to learn a few Linux commands to do anything there. Start withlswhich lists the files.
– Joe
Jan 16 at 19:56
2
2
Have defined WINEPREFIX=/home/yourusername/.wine before running your program? The directory drive_c is under .wine and becomes your C drive when running wine.
– ubfan1
Jan 11 at 2:11
Have defined WINEPREFIX=/home/yourusername/.wine before running your program? The directory drive_c is under .wine and becomes your C drive when running wine.
– ubfan1
Jan 11 at 2:11
You might want to post the exact error message.
– wjandrea
Jan 11 at 3:36
You might want to post the exact error message.
– wjandrea
Jan 11 at 3:36
Hi ubfan1, can I view the c drive in .wine?
– Hai Qin
Jan 11 at 12:44
Hi ubfan1, can I view the c drive in .wine?
– Hai Qin
Jan 11 at 12:44
Open a terminal and type
cd $HOME/.wine/drive_c followed by the Enter key. You'll be at the "root" of the C drive that wine uses. You will need to learn a few Linux commands to do anything there. Start with ls which lists the files.– Joe
Jan 16 at 19:56
Open a terminal and type
cd $HOME/.wine/drive_c followed by the Enter key. You'll be at the "root" of the C drive that wine uses. You will need to learn a few Linux commands to do anything there. Start with ls which lists the files.– Joe
Jan 16 at 19:56
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Have defined WINEPREFIX=/home/yourusername/.wine before running your program? The directory drive_c is under .wine and becomes your C drive when running wine.
– ubfan1
Jan 11 at 2:11
You might want to post the exact error message.
– wjandrea
Jan 11 at 3:36
Hi ubfan1, can I view the c drive in .wine?
– Hai Qin
Jan 11 at 12:44
Open a terminal and type
cd $HOME/.wine/drive_cfollowed by the Enter key. You'll be at the "root" of the C drive that wine uses. You will need to learn a few Linux commands to do anything there. Start withlswhich lists the files.– Joe
Jan 16 at 19:56