Just a clarification. A batch file (*.bat) is an executable. I will be
installing a mod for WoW that needs to run a batch file after the normal
install to complete the installation (if I'm reading it correctly). I am
positive that running it with Wine should work just fine, but I wanted to
ask first just in case there is an issue with batch files I haven't heard
about.
The mod is "fubar2" and I'm using Wine 1.0 on Debian Etch (kudos to Ove).
Thanks,
Jim
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On Thu, 2008-07-10 at 10:37 -0500, Jim Hall wrote:
in Wine, but I don't see why they shouldn't work unless wine doesn't
have command interpreter support at all.
wine and are worried about messing things up, you might try installing
it in another wine prefix or backing up your existing wine prefix before
you do.
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I personally haven't come across any batch files that I've needed to runJust a clarification. A batch file (*.bat) is an executable. I will be
installing a mod for WoW that needs to run a batch file after the normal
install to complete the installation (if I'm reading it correctly). I am
positive that running it with Wine should work just fine, but I wanted to
ask first just in case there is an issue with batch files I haven't heard
about.
in Wine, but I don't see why they shouldn't work unless wine doesn't
have command interpreter support at all.
All I can say is give it a shot. If you have other things installed inThe mod is "fubar2" and I'm using Wine 1.0 on Debian Etch (kudos to Ove).
wine and are worried about messing things up, you might try installing
it in another wine prefix or backing up your existing wine prefix before
you do.
--
Paul Johnson
[email protected]
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Jim Hall wrote:
executable as such.
You could always try to run it with the Wine command shell (cmd) and see
if it works, e.g. wine cmd /c file.bat
In principle, no. A batch file is basically a shell script, not anJust a clarification. A batch file (*.bat) is an executable.
executable as such.
You could always try to run it with the Wine command shell (cmd) and see
if it works, e.g. wine cmd /c file.bat
