I can't seem to access the C: Drive, It seems to be Not there.
The story is that i wanted to install "Black Mesa:Source" but i had installed the game first before I installed Steam. Now when I install Steam, It is unable to install due to the error message that the
"C:/Program Files/Steam" had to be empty. Now i have to Delete Black Mesa:Source but is unable to delete because the 'C:/Program Files/Steam' doesn't exist. I don't have to get into that folder, i just want to delete that specific folder so that i could finally play the game.
Plz Help. Anything helpful would be fine.
Unable to Delete anything from the C: Drive on Mac (Wine)
Re: Unable to Delete anything from the C: Drive on Mac (Wine
Windows uses drive letters... like C: ... most other OSes do not.
When the windows app says C: drive with Wine, its talking about a specific folder called "drive_c"
If you didn't change your WINEPREFIX any, then your drive_c will be at ~/.wine/drive_c
you can just type in
cd ~/.wine/drive_c
and you should see a Program Files folder and such and everything that would normally be in a C: drive.
When the windows app says C: drive with Wine, its talking about a specific folder called "drive_c"
If you didn't change your WINEPREFIX any, then your drive_c will be at ~/.wine/drive_c
you can just type in
cd ~/.wine/drive_c
and you should see a Program Files folder and such and everything that would normally be in a C: drive.
Re: Unable to Delete anything from the C: Drive on Mac (Wine
Btw, i dont know why but ~/wine/ doesn't exist. :/ but somehow in the installer it shows up as that the fake C: drive still exists somewhere. I want to know how to find that place and delete Steam.
Re: Unable to Delete anything from the C: Drive on Mac (Wine
because its not ~/wine its ~/.wineJacobn617 wrote:Btw, i dont know why but ~/wine/ doesn't exist. :/ but somehow in the installer it shows up as that the fake C: drive still exists somewhere. I want to know how to find that place and delete Steam.
Unless you've went through special steps to show hidden files, Finder will not show you any files that start with a . because its considered hidden. You can see it in Terminal fine, or if you want to open a Finder window one time that can see it you can type in...
open ~/.wine