Well I thought I would try a couple more things and send out some comments.
I downloaded wine 2003-02-19 source and compiled it on my machine. I did not use the LD_ASSUME_KERNEL flag
And everything seems to work ok. So I guess I have problems with my CVS but as to why it does not work I don't know. But I did notice this.
With wine 2003-02-19 and I run the lotus notes 5.0.11 client I get a lot of the follow messages
fixme:file:LockFile not implemented in server fixme:file:UnlockFile not implemented in server
When I run the 2003-03-18 RPM I don't get those messages and Notes does not work. I would love to provide more feedback on this. But need some direction.
On another note something that is glibc related... I downloaded the RedHat 8.0 RPM for wine and tried to run it and got a glibc_2.0 symbol error... So something is not right there.
Kevin
On Saturday 22 March 2003 04:25 pm, Kevin DeKorte wrote:
Ok,
I have tried the following
make uninstall make distclean ./cvs update -PAd ./configure make depend make sudo make install
wine /wine/c/Notes/nlnotes.exe
Notes is giving me an error about not being able to open its data directory and winword crashes...
So I got the rpm from this site
wine-20030318-1rh8winehq
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=6241
I installed that.. and now winword works... but Notes give me the file locking error..
Exact error from Notes:
Unabled to access data directory 'C:\Notes\Data' using preferences file 'C:\Notes\notes.ini'
So maybe something is not quite right with the file locking code yet. I tried to installed one of the previous RPM's but they don't work.
Kevin
On Friday 21 March 2003 09:03 pm, Dan Kegel wrote:
Kevin DeKorte wrote:
make clean export LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.2.5 ./configure make depend make sudo make install
You forgot to show how you invoked the app. (Presumably it was from the same session, since environment variables are private to each session, and that LD_ASSUME_KERNEL has to be set when all instances of Wine start.)
And I get the same error with Word and Notes.
Be sure to check with notepad, too, just to make sure it's not the app.
And, I suppose, make sure there isn't some other installation of Wine hanging around.
- Dan