Tom, Robert,
First and above all thanks for your kind answers. First time I post for help (I usually get myself out of trouble by reading other people's q&a) and I was touched by the "net magic"...
Installing the ia32-libs-dev package and running the uninstall / install procedure supressed the compiler error message.
I now get an error when trying to run wineprefixcreate : quote cp: cannot stat `/wine/wine-0.9.11~winehq1/tools/../share/wine/wine.inf': No such file or directory unquote
winecfg is simply "not found"
under /usr/local/bin/ I only have: wine wine-kthread wine-preloader wine-pthread
I reattach the config.log
Is there a binary package for the x86_64 bit architecture planned for a not too distant future ?
With kind regards, Miguel
On Sun, 2006-04-02 at 16:34 +0100, Robert Shearman wrote:
MF wrote:
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configure:1933: error: C compiler cannot create executables See `config.log' for more details.
You need to install the ia32-libs-dev package.
On Sun, 2006-04-02 at 09:33 -0500, Tom Spear (Dustin Booker, Dustin Navea) wrote:
MF wrote:
Hi,
System: Dell Power Edge 830, Intel Dual Core, Linux Ubuntu 5.10, 64 bits version
Tried to compile Wine with the ./tools/wineinstall as per recommended procedure in readme file, from sources package downloaded with apt-get build-dep wine and apt-get --build source wine wich did not go 100% well...:
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MF, ./tools/wineinstall is deprecated and will be removed shortly. Your compile problem may have been caused by running it. Please (since you have already run ./tools/wineinstall) do this:
sudo make uninstall make distclean rm -rf ~/.wine sudo rm -rf ~/.wine ./configure make dep make sudo make install
That should kill any remnants of wine lying around the system, and rebuild it from scratch. Once it is installed, just run wineprefixcreate and winecfg to configure and make wine ready for use. Then run your program with wine <program_name> and hope everything works as it does under windows.
Of course if you get the errors you reported before, please feel free to report it back here, including the output like you did before as an attachment.
Tom