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hey, i need to figure out exactly how to change my directory in the terminal. im trying to install wine and i need to do this..
Simply change to the ...
- 02-01-2008 #1Just Joined!
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help: changing directories in terminal
hey, i need to figure out exactly how to change my directory in the terminal. im trying to install wine and i need to do this..
Simply change to the directory where you downloaded SteamInstall.exe and type
wine SteamInstall.exe
If you downloaded the MSI version of Steam installer, type wine msiexec /i SteamInstall.msi
i tried
cd /desktop
cd /striker/desktop (striker is my root name thingy)
cd /desktop/
etc. ive tried soo many combinations im nearly braindead.
please help
- 02-01-2008 #2
Its Capital D in Desktop.
I would suggest you to check linuxcommand.org too.Code:cd ls cd Desktop ls
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ok well heres what i got =/
striker@dhcppc0:~> su
Password:
dhcppc0:/home/striker # cd
dhcppc0:~ # ls
.bash_history .fs-Q9ULva .gnome2_private .wapi .Xauthority
bin .fs-Ydwkfc .gnupg .windows-label .xauthUD9oHH
.config .fvwm .hplip .wine .xauthyJvYEa
.esd_auth .gconf .kbd .xauth0PAu82
.exrc .gconfd .qt .xauth4u2gpT
.fs-MODkab .gnome2 .recently-used.xbel .xauth6jDQRY
dhcppc0:~ # cd Desktop
bash: cd: Desktop: No such file or directory
dhcppc0:~ # ls
.bash_history .fs-Q9ULva .gnome2_private .wapi .Xauthority
bin .fs-Ydwkfc .gnupg .windows-label .xauthUD9oHH
.config .fvwm .hplip .wine .xauthyJvYEa
.esd_auth .gconf .kbd .xauth0PAu82
.exrc .gconfd .qt .xauth4u2gpT
.fs-MODkab .gnome2 .recently-used.xbel .xauth6jDQRY
dhcppc0:~ #
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nvm. with a bit of tinkering around i figured it out. thanks casper
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i tried using yast. everything got out of hand. i find the ksmart to be much easier to use, much more stable. theres literally thousands of files already built into the repository. it self updates its great
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i did. i got it working somewhat. now my problem is this:
the steam thing came up, asked me which directory id like to install it in. it didnt give me any of my linux directories, only my windows/C:
after i did all the next next next and let the application install, it wanted to update.
it didnt give me an update progress, just said steam updating.
i let it run overnight, because i did this about 1am but when i woke up it was no longer on the screen. so i assumed it updated anyway.
i went to do.....
wine Steam.exe
and it said
i checked my windows part of the file system, and i dont have system32. do i need to have that??striker@dhcppc0:~> su
Password:
dhcppc0:/home/striker # wine Steam.exe
wine: could not load L"c:\\windows\\system32\\Steam.exe": Module not found
dhcppc0:/home/striker #
- 02-01-2008 #9
you should have a system32 folder in your wine drive did u do a winecfg
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no i didnt do a winecfg. how do i go about doing that?


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