I downloaded Darwine stable 1.0.1 and installed it. I went to /Applications/Darwine/Wine.bundle/Contents/bin and double-clicked on "wine" Then I went to Terminal and went to the directory for GTA2. I typed "GTA2.exe." The process installed GTA2. I went to /Users/brianlee/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/Rockstar Games/GTA2 in Finder and double-clicked on GTA2.exe and only a weird text file pops out. I also went to Terminal and tried running gta2.exe using the wine command. I get the error message "-bash: wine: command not found" Why is this so? I ran the GTA2 installer successfully but could not run the game itself. I also tried running the installer again, but it would not work.
On Sat, 08 Nov 2008 02:24:13 -0600 "Robocat" <wineforum-user at winehq.org> wrote:> I downloaded Darwine stable 1.0.1 and installed it. I went to /Applications/Darwine/Wine.bundle/Contents/bin and double-clicked on "wine" Then I went to Terminal and went to the directory for GTA2. I typed "GTA2.exe." The process installed GTA2. I went to /Users/brianlee/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/Rockstar Games/GTA2 in Finder and double-clicked on GTA2.exe and only a weird text file pops out. I also went to Terminal and tried running gta2.exe using the wine command. I get the error message "-bash: wine: command not found" Why is this so? I ran the GTA2 installer successfully but could not run the game itself. I also tried running the installer again, but it would not work. > >try wine "/Users/brianlee/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/Rockstar Games/GTA2" I think it's the spaces being a pain again.
Robocat wrote:> I downloaded Darwine stable 1.0.1 and installed it. I went to /Applications/Darwine/Wine.bundle/Contents/bin and double-clicked on "wine" Then I went to Terminal and went to the directory for GTA2. I typed "GTA2.exe." The process installed GTA2. I went to /Users/brianlee/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/Rockstar Games/GTA2 in Finder and double-clicked on GTA2.exe and only a weird text file pops out. I also went to Terminal and tried running gta2.exe using the wine command. I get the error message "-bash: wine: command not found" Why is this so? I ran the GTA2 installer successfully but could not run the game itself. I also tried running the installer again, but it would not work. >Can you open a terminal session and run the following for me from the GTA2 directory: [Code] which wine wine --version The first should return the location of the wine program The second should return the version of the wine program Also, which Darwine release are you using? James McKenzie
On Sat, Nov 8, 2008 at 10:24 AM, Robocat <wineforum-user at winehq.org> wrote:>I also went to Terminal and tried running gta2.exe using the wine command. I get the error message "-bash: wine: command not found" Why is this so? >Run 'locate wine' and either use the full path, or add the path to your PATH variable... (IIRC OS X, at least 10.4 installs locate by default (it might be spotlight based...)) If you do not have locate, run 'find / -name wine 2> /dev/null' and wait a few minutes. Gert