#WINEBOTTLER IMAGE NOT RECOGNIZED FULL#

After doing this attempt to create a new Wine bottle by Click on the lock to save and make further changes not Permissions to the right of the user name and then change this to Type in the name and password for a user with systemДЄdministrator level access. Only having read permissions, you will have to correct this as a systemДЄdministrator type user (and this applies to all users on any Mac.)Д¬lick on the lock in the right hand bottom corner, and a dialog will Have read/write to their own home directory. Hobbsilla: Please open the hard drive object on the Desktop and then

#WINEBOTTLER IMAGE NOT RECOGNIZED FULL#

then get Info on your home folder and make sure you have full read/write You can try repair permissions in Disk Utility first. you need to fix your permissions, they are really messed up. If you can write to your desktop, but not your home folder. I assume if I wanted to I could rename and possible put it in my home directory and change the prefix at a later time correct? I'll just have it on my Desktop instead just so long as a I get access to it. WINEPREFIX=$HOME/Desktop/Winetest wine winecfgДЄnd see of a folder named Winetest is created on your desktop.Д«TW, I have several wine prefixes and always create them with $HOME as

This is MOST interesting as you should have permissions to createДirectories in your own home environment. you can set a different wineprefix for the run. your normal user level access can write to your home folder. I wish this wasn't so troublesome unlike how it was in Ubuntu.Дon't run Wine as root or use sudo to run. Is there anyway to change the root path or prefix or anything like that so the directory will be created? I can't create the directory in my home directory because I don't have permission despite using sudo. I got no error messages along the way while it was building.

Its still giving me the error message of the ~/.wine folder not existing.

Winebottler image not recognized