Installation of Photoshop

[drpaul]

I have installed wine on Ubuntu 7.10 from the Ubuntu repository. I have a
Photoshop Elements install cdrom and get the following when I try to install

paul@hppaul:/cdrom/adobe photoshop elements$ wine setup.exe
wine: could not load L"D:\\adobe photoshop elements\\setup.exe": Module not
found
paul@hppaul:/cdrom/adobe photoshop elements$ ls
adobe photoshop elements 4.msi digital home en_un help center
setup.ini
common.msi directx9 en_us lang.dat
data1.cab en_gb graphics setup.exe

I am new to wine and don't have a clue. Would appreciate some pointers.

Thanks

Paul
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[looki]

paul@hppaul:/cdrom/adobe photoshop elements$ wine setup.exe
wine: could not load L"D:\\adobe photoshop elements\\setup.exe": Module not
found

this message is common when wine does not know the folder. go in winecfg and there add a drive with the folder of your cd.

i think this will help

[drpaul]

rolandixor wrote:

paul@hppaul:/cdrom/adobe photoshop elements$ wine setup.exe
wine: could not load L"D:\\adobe photoshop elements\\setup.exe": Module
not
found

this message is common when wine does not know the folder. go in winecfg
and there add a drive with the folder of your cd.

i think this will help

I added a drive E: to the winecfg which went directly to that
directory/folder. Now I get this result

paul@hppaul:/cdrom/adobe photoshop elements$ ls
adobe photoshop elements 4.msi digital home en_un help center
setup.ini
common.msi directx9 en_us lang.dat
data1.cab en_gb graphics setup.exe
paul@hppaul:/cdrom/adobe photoshop elements$ wine setup.exe
wine: could not load L"E:\\setup.exe": Module not found

The ls command shows the setup.exe, yet wine [correctly seeing the current
directory as E:] reports that it can't find the "Module".

Any other ideas?

Thanks,

Paul

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[austin987]

On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 10:16 AM, drpaul <[email protected]> wrote:

rolandixor wrote:

paul@hppaul:/cdrom/adobe photoshop elements$ wine setup.exe
wine: could not load L"D:\\adobe photoshop elements\\setup.exe": Module
not
found

this message is common when wine does not know the folder. go in winecfg
and there add a drive with the folder of your cd.

i think this will help

I added a drive E: to the winecfg which went directly to that
directory/folder. Now I get this result

paul@hppaul:/cdrom/adobe photoshop elements$ ls
adobe photoshop elements 4.msi digital home en_un help center
setup.ini
common.msi directx9 en_us lang.dat
data1.cab en_gb graphics setup.exe
paul@hppaul:/cdrom/adobe photoshop elements$ wine setup.exe
wine: could not load L"E:\\setup.exe": Module not found

The ls command shows the setup.exe, yet wine [correctly seeing the current
directory as E:] reports that it can't find the "Module".

Any other ideas?

Thanks,

Paul

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What does:
$ file setup.exe
say?

Does:
$ wine notepad
work?

[Dmitryi & Elf]

On Fri, 06 Jun 2008 10:47:26 -0500, Austin English
<[email protected]> wrote:

On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 10:16 AM, drpaul <[email protected]> wrote:

rolandixor wrote:

this message is common when wine does not know the folder. go in
winecfg
and there add a drive with the folder of your cd.

i think this will help

I added a drive E: to the winecfg which went directly to that
directory/folder. Now I get this result

paul@hppaul:/cdrom/adobe photoshop elements$ ls
adobe photoshop elements 4.msi digital home en_un help center
setup.ini
common.msi directx9 en_us lang.dat
data1.cab en_gb graphics setup.exe
paul@hppaul:/cdrom/adobe photoshop elements$ wine setup.exe
wine: could not load L"E:\\setup.exe": Module not found

The ls command shows the setup.exe, yet wine [correctly seeing the
current
directory as E:] reports that it can't find the "Module".

Any other ideas?

Thanks,

Paul

Check filesystem permissions?

[drpaul]

Austin English-2 wrote:

On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 10:16 AM, drpaul <[email protected]> wrote:

rolandixor wrote:

this message is common when wine does not know the folder. go in winecfg
and there add a drive with the folder of your cd.

i think this will help

I added a drive E: to the winecfg which went directly to that
directory/folder. Now I get this result

paul@hppaul:/cdrom/adobe photoshop elements$ ls
adobe photoshop elements 4.msi digital home en_un help center
setup.ini
common.msi directx9 en_us lang.dat
data1.cab en_gb graphics setup.exe
paul@hppaul:/cdrom/adobe photoshop elements$ wine setup.exe
wine: could not load L"E:\\setup.exe": Module not found

The ls command shows the setup.exe, yet wine [correctly seeing the
current
directory as E:] reports that it can't find the "Module".

Any other ideas?

Thanks,

Paul

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What does:
$ file setup.exe
say?

Does:
$ wine notepad
work?

Austin English:

notepad launches just fine.

file gives the following

s$ file setup.exe
setup.exe: writable, executable, regular file, no read permission

which is kind of weird to me. ls -l gives

-rwx------ 1 501 501 167936 2005-10-20 13:30 setup.exe

I don't understand who or what 501 is and I haven't been able to find the
tools to extract that info. There is no group with 501 as the GID in
/etc/groups. ????

Hope you've got a better handle on this than I have.

Paul

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[vitamin]

which is kind of weird to me. ls -l gives

-rwx------ 1 501 501 167936 2005-10-20 13:30 setup.exe

I don't understand who or what 501 is and I haven't been able to find the
tools to extract that info. There is no group with 501 as the GID in
/etc/groups. ????

Then that user & group is invalid on your system and that's why you can't do anything with those files. Check your fstab maybe? It could be forcing that UID/GID on all files. In either case that would be domain of your distro support.