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tempo-namee 09-29-2018 09:35 PM
Trying to install a Steam game under Wine and getting an error: Invalid platform (solved)
 
Hey all,

I'm using Steam through Wine and I want to play a game (Tekken 7). The entry under the WineHQ page says that this game should work perfectly fine under these conditions, but when I visit the library page there's no download button. When I right click on the game name and try to install it, I get a popup error with:

An error occured while updating TEKKEN 7: (Invalid platform)

I have tried using both 'winetricks steam' as well as downloading the SteamInstaller.exe from their website.

When I run winecfg and set the default to w10 (as it is a w10 only game) it does not change anything. This includes applying it to all of the .exes in the C:/ Steam folder.

Thanks in advance.

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Slackware 14.2 / Radeon r9 280x / AMD 4100 / 4GB RAM

business_kid 09-30-2018 03:02 PM
If you haven't installed on wine before, you save the zip, open it and run
Code:
wine /path/to/setup.exe
My guess is that your problem is related to 32/64 bit issues. On 64bit slackware, you can only build & install 64 bit stuff unless you have 32 bit compatability libs installed. If you have all relevant compat32 stuff installed (a few compat32 packages & all compat32 libs) then I'm mystified. Try running
Code:
file /path/to/some_file
and it will detect if it's 32 bit or 64 bit. Slackware is one of the few truly multilib systems out there.

tempo-namee 09-30-2018 03:19 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by business_kid (Post 5909495)
If you haven't installed on wine before, you save the zip, open it and run
Code:
wine /path/to/setup.exe
My guess is that your problem is related to 32/64 bit issues. On 64bit slackware, you can only build & install 64 bit stuff unless you have 32 bit compatability libs installed. If you have all relevant compat32 stuff installed (a few compat32 packages & all compat32 libs) then I'm mystified. Try running
Code:
file /path/to/some_file
and it will detect if it's 32 bit or 64 bit. Slackware is one of the few truly multilib systems out there.
I solved it.

This specific game, like an increasing number of newer games, only runs on 64 bit applications, so Wine tself has to be compiled with 64 bit support.

https://wiki.winehq.org/Building_Wine#Configure_Options

Fortunately alienbob has a slack binary for this too.

business_kid 10-01-2018 03:27 AM
Right. So my guess was correct, it was a 32/64 bit issue. Mark this solved then.

hydrurga 10-01-2018 05:10 AM
Just a note that you can mark a thread as "Solved" by using "Thread Tools" at the top of the thread.


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