R. S. Patil
2004-Dec-12 10:24 UTC
[Wine]For Red Hat 9.0 Any successfully running Wine Binary RPM (2004-12-01) ?
Dear Friends, Does Anybody Knows any successfully running wine Binary RPM (2004-12-01) ? or Has any body successfully Compiled this latest release on RH 9. Thanks R. S. Patil
Duane Clark
2004-Dec-12 13:25 UTC
[Wine]For Red Hat 9.0 Any successfully running Wine Binary RPM (2004-12-01) ?
(Crossposting removed) R. S. Patil wrote:> Dear Friends, > > Does Anybody Knows any successfully running > wine Binary RPM (2004-12-01) ? > > or Has any body successfully Compiled this latest > release on RH 9. >I am compiling and running current CVS Wine on RH 9. And it seems to work quite well; the recent changes seem to have made a noticeable improvement to the "feel" of apps under Wine (at least to ones I normally use).
Duane Clark
2004-Dec-13 11:07 UTC
[Wine]For Red Hat 9.0 Any successfully running Wine Binary RPM (2004-12-01) ?
(You need to hit "Reply All" so responses go to the list.) R. S. Patil wrote: > Thanks Mr. Duan Clark, > > > Today I Downloaded wine-20041201-1rh9winehq.src.rpm > and installed it. Then I copied the src.tar.gz to my home and > uncompressed it to folder ~/wine-20041201 > > then I Gave ./tools/wineinstall > > the process went on for almost 3 hrs then > it asked me to enter root password and then > in between i got a screen full of some messages and > the cursor disappeared only I have to press ^c then > a prompt appeared then when i tried to give some commands > the enter key started reflecting as ^M on same line > ultimately I pressed ^D and relogged in then the screen was normal > > After this when I tried to run wine <Win exe> then again > i started getting warnings C:\\Windows not found > and C:\\windows\\system not found and > surprisingly the <win exe> also not found. > I have no idea what happened there. But since this is apparently a new installation, just completely delete the ~/.wine directory, and the Wine C: directory if you created it anywhere other than within ~/.wine. Now type "wine notepad" or just "notepad". Wine should automatically create a new ~/.wine directory and populate it with everything needed. If not, try to say exactly what messages were printed.