Wine Problem
I am running Fedora Core 3. Just downloaded the most recent Wine version
from winehq (wine-20050419-1fc3winehq.athlon.rpm). Also printed the entire 58 page instruction manual. I installed the package using the command line rpm command. Seemed to install OK. In section 3.2.1 of the instruction manual, instructions are given to use tools/wineinstall for the next step in the process of setting up wine. There IS no wineinstall! I did an updatedb command and searched: no such file. What could possibly be going on here? Thanks so much for your help. |
[QOUTE]There IS no
wineinstall![/QUOTE] Are you sure you installed everything right. Post everything you did at shell. Make sure you are root. --Abid Kazmi |
Ok first of all, by tools, do you mean wine tools?
Second of all, you'll need wine tools as a GUI menu for Wine and you can use winelibs/lib to run win apps in Linux in a separate X window. As far as, the wine tools if that is what you mean are concerned, you will need to download them. There should be a link on the winehq.com download page where to get them from. |
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--Abid Kazmi |
To Abid Kazmi:
I did this in a terminal window as su. The downloaded file wine-20050419-1fc3winehq.athlon.rpm was in a new directory all by itself. I issued the following command: rpm -ivh wine-20050419-1fc3winehq.athlon.rpm Many files were created all over the place, but none in the directory in which I had the above mentioned, downloaded rpm file. No file /tools/wineinstall was created as descibed in section 3.2.1 of the manual I printed from winehq.org. Bill |
Hmm.. if you su'ed, you used root, correct? I'm sorry for these small, tardy questions but sometimes they do help. What do you mean by "all over the place?"
PS: Why did you print the manual? Fifty-two pages is A LOT. --Abid Kazmi |
Abid,
I don't mind the questions. Actually, I don't remember now whether I did an su from a terminal window while logged in as a user or whether I logged out and then back in as root. Either way, I know I ran the rpm command as root. By "all over the place" I meant that many files were created by the rpm in many different directories. Here are a couple: /usr/bin /usr/share /usr/share/doc /usr/share/icons /usr/share/fonts But no /tools/wineinstall Bill |
Ok. So they installed in the correct /usr folders, heh. Did you check to see if there is a folder named tools in /, /usr, and where you did your initial rpm install?
--Abid Kazmi |
I re-checked just now. No tools directory in any of those three directories.
P.S. I printed off the manual because I like to read and underline when necessary. As much as I enjoy and use computers, there are some things they do not replace--books, for one thing. |
I just realized you should have posted on the Linux Gaming forum:
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...php?forumid=33 Maybe the Moderator might be willing to move this thread there without you having to duplicate this thread. --Abid Kazmi |
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