Wine 1.4.1 fails to start in Slack 13.37
Hey everyone,
I feel like this is a slackware-specific issue (rather then a Wine issue) so that's why I'm placing it here. I tried to install Wine 1.4.1 (using the precompiled binaries from winehq) and found some strange behavior. I know there are some 32bit vs 64bit issues with wine, but I followed the advice from the wine webpage: "If you just want to use Wine, there is no need to compile it using the instructions here. Just go to the downloads page and click the link for your distribution." Anyway, install seemed to go perfectly fine. Then, I try to run wine (at least to see that it installed) and I get this strange set of answers: Code:
bash-4.1$ wine Code:
bash-4.1$ ls /usr/bin/win* Code:
bash-4.1$ wine64 Autorun.exe (That Autorun.exe is the driver install file for a USB wireless card). So what is happening here? My system can't find wine (although it's there) and wine64 breaks with some kind of linking error. Anyone have any thoughts? |
Hello,
To run wine on Slackware64 you must install the multilib About the warnings, here is the solution. -- SeB |
That's it, thanks!
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