Hi, I'm trying to install Office 2000 on my RH9 box using the Wine 20030408 package. I have installed the RH8 rpm's and have set the LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.2.5 variable to allow wine to cope with the NPTL glibc implementation in RH9. I have the Office 2000 Installation CD, insert it and run wine /mnt/cdrom/setup.exe. The Setup process goes OK up to the point where I have selected the installation folder, and the components I wish to install (Word and Excel). Right when the Installation is abou to being wine exists without an error code. No explanation given. I have checked all folders permission and I have assigned rw access to all users to /usr/share/wine-c and all child directories (obviously Program Files as well). What steps can I take to try to get more info of why this is happening? I tried running wine with --debugmsg +all, but the output is so huge I can't even begin to know where to look (I haven't been able to get to the end because wine would output so much information I just bail out) Thanks for any help, -- *Eduardo Silva* Wireless Network Engineer ESN 587 4664 PSTN - 91 709 4664 Mobile 600 595 219 e-mail: edusilva@nortelnetworks.com <mailto:edusilva@nortelnetworks.com>
run the installer with "--cx-log > file.txt" and take a closer look at the specified output-file. Somewhere closer to the end there should be something useful ... Eduardo Silva wrote:> Hi, > > I'm trying to install Office 2000 on my RH9 box using the Wine > 20030408 package. > > I have installed the RH8 rpm's and have set the LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.2.5 > variable to allow wine to cope with the NPTL glibc implementation in RH9. > > I have the Office 2000 Installation CD, insert it and run wine > /mnt/cdrom/setup.exe. > > The Setup process goes OK up to the point where I have selected the > installation folder, and the components I wish to install (Word and > Excel). Right when the Installation is abou to being wine exists > without an error code. No explanation given. > > I have checked all folders permission and I have assigned rw access to > all users to /usr/share/wine-c and all child directories (obviously > Program Files as well). > > What steps can I take to try to get more info of why this is > happening? I tried running wine with --debugmsg +all, but the output > is so huge I can't even begin to know where to look (I haven't been > able to get to the end because wine would output so much information I > just bail out) > > Thanks for any help, >