Hello, I'm running Slackware 10.2 with kernel 2.4.31, and I'm trying to install Wine. I have glibc vers 2.3.5. Linux thread libraries are saved in the /lib directory, while NPTL libraries are saved in /lib/ tls. Other than the source I downloaded I have no other version of wine on my machine. I ran '.configure --with-nptl=/lib/tls' and everything seemed to compile properly, but Wine gives me an error that glibc without nptl or tls is unsupported and will probably crash. 'ldd wine' says that Wine is calling the thread libraries from /lib rather than the libraries from /lib/tls. How can I force Wine to use the /lib/tls libraries? Thanks, J.
Justin <justin.roggow@gmail.com> wrote:> I ran '.configure --with-nptl=/lib/tls' and everything seemed toconfigure doesn't have this option, at least not in 0.9.30> compile properly, but Wine gives me an error that glibc without nptl > or tls is unsupported and will probably crash. > > 'ldd wine' says that Wine is calling the thread libraries from /lib > rather than the libraries from /lib/tls. > > How can I force Wine to use the /lib/tls libraries?See './configure --help'. I think LDFLAGS is what you need to set. Daniel -- Read the Wine FAQ: http://winehq.org/site/docs/wine-faq/index Read the Wine User Guide: http://winehq.org/site/docs/wineusr-guide/index When you post: Which wine version? Self compiled or prepackaged?