Apps :: WINE and Virtual Printer Programs

I would install ReactOS to a virtual hard drive ("C:") and then download or copy the file into your fake "C:" drive while you are running inside ReactOS.

Then you should be able to install via "normal" Windows methods, hopefully.

Tanks cbagger01
I have success mounting the image with follow commands:

losetup /dev/loop0 c.img -o 32256
mount /dev/loop0 /mnt/reactos

Then can be umount with this commands:

umount /mnt/reactos
losetup -d /dev/loop0

Now i transfer files between ReactOS and host OS with that method. Well.
But my problem persist because the program that i want install attempt to overwrite the file c:\ReactOS\System32\OleAut32.dll
with other OleAut32.dll. If can't install the .dll file abort the installation.
How to set permission to overvrite ReactOS system file? Or how to install my program?

I assume that you need the installer's OleAut32.dll file in order to do the installation.

Perhaps there is a way for ReactOS to boot up in a kind of "Safe Mode" and delete/rename the old file?

Or maybe you can delete it from within your loop-mounted filesystem (and maybe even replace it with the new file) before you even start up ReactOS.

For more help, I'd try the ReactOS help forums.

original here.