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zombie killa 05-26-2003 06:56 PM

newb Wine question
 
i just started using Linux and im using Redhat 9 and i have tried to install Wine several times and nothing seems to work i keep getting the same error after the installation...


wine: chdir to /tmp/.wine-mike/server-302-76e11 : No such file or directory


what do i do to fix this?

and is it true that wine doesnt work properly on RH9 yet?

linuxnoobie 05-26-2003 09:35 PM

i had the same problem!

serz 05-26-2003 10:19 PM

It's "supossed" to be working I think. Cause they have fixed that problem with glibc as far as I know.

Have you tried deleting that directory? And what version of Wine are you using?

zombie killa 05-26-2003 10:42 PM

im using the latest version of wine i followed frank's guide on his site i forget the addy for it though....i was told to try the one that came out in april and not the one from may...

mhearn 05-27-2003 04:17 AM

Use the rpms from newrpms.sunsite.dk

linux_pioneer 06-05-2003 03:41 AM

Re: newb Wine question
 
Quote:

Originally posted by zombie killa
i just started using Linux and im using Redhat 9 and i have tried to install Wine several times and nothing seems to work i keep getting the same error after the installation...


wine: chdir to /tmp/.wine-mike/server-302-76e11 : No such file or directory


what do i do to fix this?

and is it true that wine doesnt work properly on RH9 yet?

Zombiekilla,

I'm running rh9 also. I had tones of problems getting wine to work properly on it. I did a tar install. You should do the same. Go to www.winehq.com and download the latest tar file I believe that date on it is 08052003. You will unzip it, go into the directory and run the following commands:
./configure
make
make install
You will need to set file permissions on the fake windows directory but the winehq explains all that. Let me know how that goes.

mhearn 06-05-2003 04:44 AM

That will not fix it. Use the RPMs built for Redhat 9 specifically, either from newrpms.sunsite.dk, or the download links on WineHQ

figadiablo 06-05-2003 07:01 AM

I just did a full installation of wine a few days ago. It was my first and it works perfectly. First the winehq.org site has excellent documentation for installing it on Red Hat, Debian, or from source. Second I did the installation from source, and this is what I would recomend in this case. I just downloaded the source file and after unpacking everything I ran the /tools/wineinstall script and that did all. This sets up the "windows" file directory and registry (if you dont have a windows partition with the syste installed), and guides you through the whole process. :D The installation was easier than what I though.

Good Luck,
Figa

mattman 06-05-2003 03:27 PM

if you dont run the wine install script, you need to manually copy some files and create a directory tree. im doin this from memory, so bear with me


type:

cd
mkdir .wine
cd .wine
mkdir c_drive
cd c_drive
mkdir Windows
mkdir Program\ Files
cd Program\ Files
mkdir Common\ Applications
cd ../Windows
mkdir System
mkdir System32
mkdir Fonts


(i think im missing something, but anyways)

after that you gotta copy win.ini and system.ini, in the wine folder i think theyre in docs/samples. copy those to your .wine/c_drive directory. after that, copy the sample config file to your .wine directory, and go through it, most of it is straight forward. one other thing i noticed, some installs dont work unless you give the right access. cause i have no idea what user it runs under, i just do this (from my home dir) - chmod -Rv 777 .wine (if that doesnt work try -rv, you want the recursive switch). gonna install it soon myself, so when i do ill be able to walk you through it. hope that helped

Matt

woranl 07-09-2003 09:49 PM

install from rpm, save u tons of time

http://newrpms.sunsite.dk/apt/redhat...618-1.i386.rpm


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