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61 lines
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*** VOLUME LABEL
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If a program depends on the correct label and/or serial number for the
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CD-Rom, you can use the following command to extract that information:
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dd if=<your cdrom device> bs=1 skip=32808 count=32
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You need read access to the device, so perhaps you have to do it as root.
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Put the resulting string (without trailing blanks) into your
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wine.ini/.winerc file like:
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Label=<the label>
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*** SERIAL NUMBER
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[FIXME: if someone knows how to get the serial number in Linux, please
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put this information here].
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If you have access to a Win32 system and C-compiler, you can compile the
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following program to extract this information:
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------------------------- begin volinfo.c ---------------------------
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#include <windows.h>
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#include <stdio.h>
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int main(int argc,char **argv[])
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{
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char drive, root[]="C:\\", label[1002], fsname[1002];
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DWORD serial, flags, filenamelen, labellen = 1000, fsnamelen = 1000;
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printf("Drive Serial Flags Filename-Length "
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"Label Fsname\n");
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for (drive = 'C'; drive <= 'Z'; drive++)
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{
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root[0] = drive;
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if (GetVolumeInformationA(root,label,labellen,&serial,
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&filenamelen,&flags,fsname,fsnamelen))
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{
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strcat(label,"\""); strcat (fsname,"\"");
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printf("%c:\\ 0x%08lx 0x%08lx %15ld \"%-20s \"%-20s\n",
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drive, (long) serial, (long) flags, (long) filenamelen,
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label, fsname);
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}
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}
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return 0;
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}
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Probably you can get that information also from the File Manager in
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Windows.
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------------------------- end volinfo.c -----------------------------
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*** DRIVE LETTER
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Some installed programs only look for the CD-Rom in the drive letter
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that the CD-Rom had when the program was installed. In this case, make
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sure you use the correct letter, especially if you installed the
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program under Windows and are now trying to run it in Wine.
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Some programs reportedly store the drive letter in their .INI file,
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so you might look there and try to change it.
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