I installed Squeak for the first time on that machine, like on many
other WindowsXP machines, even in far more restricted environments,
and never had this kind of problem before. Direct Drag&Drop does not
help. On Drag&Drop the Windows FileChooser pops up, but not on the
directory the dropped image lives in, but on the last directory that
was chosen with this Dialog?! Selecting an image with it results in
the same error message...
Anyway I can play with the trunk image using the linux machine now
(once I get the updates via the flaky campground wifi :} ).

Regards,
 Alex

On Wed, Aug 12, 2009 at 8:15 AM, Andreas Raab<andreas.raab at gmx.de> wrote:
> Alexander Lazarevic' wrote:
>>
>> Somehow I'm stuck here. The latest vm that can handle a trunk image
>> won't run on my linux notebook and on the WindowXP notebook I get a
>> strange behavior. Although the image, changes and sources files are in
>> place, the vm keeps telling me, that it can't find the image file?! Is
>> it because I "only" have an admin account on that machine? All
>> permissions seem to be right.
>
> On Windows, you get this behavior if you have an old VM associated with the
> .image extension and then double-click the image. Make sure you have the
> 3.11.3 Windows VM and that you drag and drop the image onto that VM. As for
> the UUID problem, this seems to be a known issue on some Linux variants. I
> recommend removing the UUIDPlugin library if you can (I don't know if it's
> built internal or external) and if you can't, comment out the
> UUID>>primMakeUUID primitive.
>
> Cheers,
>  - Andreas
>
>