wine users - Apr 2008 - why i can't install wine even i had used the wineinstall

Hi, i had installed  the wine by wineinstall.Here is the result :

 Installation complete for now. Good luck (this is still beta software).
If you have problems with WINE, please read the documentation first,
as many kinds of potential problems are explained there.
[cjzjm100 at localhost wine-0.9.58]$ wine /media/F_drive/Thunder5.7.4.401.exe
bash: /usr/bin/wine: there is't that file or content
[cjzjm100 at localhost wine-0.9.58]$ rpm -ql wine
package wine is not installed

what's the problem? Thanks!

cjzjm100 wrote:
> Hi, i had installed  the wine-0.9.58 by wineinstall.Here is the result :
> 
>  Installation complete for now. Good luck (this is still beta software).
> If you have problems with WINE, please read the documentation first,
> as many kinds of potential problems are explained there.
> [cjzjm100 at localhost wine-0.9.58]$ wine
/media/F_drive/Thunder5.7.4.401.exe
> bash: /usr/bin/wine: there is't that file or content
> [cjzjm100 at localhost wine-0.9.58]$ rpm -ql wine
> package wine is not installed
> 
> what's the problem? Thanks! And my OS is FC6
'wineinstall' script compiles Wine and installs it "manually".
It won't show in the list of the installed packages.
Try running 'hash -r' to tell bash to look for 'wine' again

On Tue, Apr 1, 2008 at 11:34 PM, cjzjm100 <wineforum-user at winehq.org>
wrote:
> Hi, i had installed  the wine by wineinstall.Here is the result :
>
>   Installation complete for now. Good luck (this is still beta software).
>  If you have problems with WINE, please read the documentation first,
>  as many kinds of potential problems are explained there.
>  [cjzjm100 at localhost wine-0.9.58]$ wine
/media/F_drive/Thunder5.7.4.401.exe
>  bash: /usr/bin/wine: there is't that file or content
Sounds like it isn't installed properly.
>  [cjzjm100 at localhost wine-0.9.58]$ rpm -ql wine
>  package wine is not installed
Of course rpm doesn't know about wine -- you installed from source!

What Linux distro are you using?  You should probably install
a prebuilt package rather than trying to build from source.