Here is the output:
Code:
bash-3.1$ strace /usr/bin/wine |
ENOENT
No such file or directory This error occurs when a file or directory cannot be found. Note, this can happen when creating a file if one of the parent directories doesn't exist, eg: touch /etc/doesnotexist/foo will complain with "No such file or directory" since /etc/doesnotexist does not exist. This error can be returned by many system calls that work with files. 29 pages link to ENOENT: link(2) mknod(2) fstatfs(2) creat(2) chown(2) open(2) msgget(2) bind(2) readlink(2) getdents(2) readdir(2) chmod(2) lstat(2) fchown(2) fchdir(2) delete_module(2) acct(2) access(2) chdir(2) chroot(2) lchown(2) mkdir(2) rename(2) fstat(2) execve(2) mount(2) packet(7) rmdir(2) query_module(2) Looks like, you have to write to Slackware developers. |
Another suggestion.
Put "wine" to any USER home directory, make it executable for user and then try to execute it like: /home/directory/wine |
That didn't work either.
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Thank you for your patience and your help. It could all be that somewhere in installing multilib I messed up something. But, on the bright side I did learn something new about strace, I have never used it before. Got to get out of the gui more. john |
Last question, please.
Change directory to: cd /home/john/ or to /usr/bin and then in console type: file wine What will be the output. Mine is: wine: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), for GNU/Linux 2.6.4, dynamically linked (uses shared libs), stripped |
Code:
bash-3.1$ cd /home/john john |
You have wine 32-bit, but Slackware 64-bit x86_64. I do not know, but will this type of wine work?
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It will work but not perfectly. I had it installed and everything worked well but I had problems with a hard drive and had to reinstall Slackware and then I ran into problems when I added wine. It worked after I installed it but after I rebooted the computer it quick working. That is why I decided to just put it on an older 32 bit machine running slackware 13-32. At this point it is more trouble than it is worth. I will just wait until it is improved.
Thanks again for all of your help. john |
since it comes with the default installition I must agree that this is an issue that needs to be reported to Slackware.
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This is a known bug. You can see other people are having problems too.
http://askubuntu.com/questions/76151...i-installed-it Launchpad bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+s...bs/+bug/852101 Workaround: reinstall libc6-i386 by running: sudo apt-get install --reinstall libc6-i386 |
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please do not post a Ubuntu bug to a Slackware post And one that is almost two years old the OP was using Slackware and NOT using ubuntu |
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