Failed Dependency

[Alexander A. Vasiljev]

	Greetings, Cassimjee.
	Your first question was answered earlier in this tread. The second
was too, but I want to add just a few words.
	My favourite place to start finding something "failed" ;) is
www.rpmfind.net. An answer to "libGL.so.1" search is a list of RPMs
related to Mesa, XFree86-OpenGL-core, XFree86-libs and
XFree86-driver-nvidia. BTW, there are 80 entries in the answer.
	So, really first question is - do you have an OpenGL videocard
(e.g. TNT/TNT2/GeForce/Quadro Chips) and therefore want to have OpenGL
support or not? If you have - you'd better to install appropriate
software, if not - install wine from source.
	As far as I see in last wine RPM - wine-20010131-3.src.rpm, wine
is configured with --enable-opengl there. When installing from source
(view README) do ./configure without printing --enable-opengl. Or, if you
chose to use Wine Installer, first edit ./tools/wineinstall in wine
distributive and change line

CONFARGS="--enable-opengl"

to

CONFARGS=""

at least, or to

CONFARGS="--enable-dll --with-x --prefix=/usr --libdir=/usr/lib/wine
--sysconfdir=/etc"

which is Redhat choice (without --enable-opengl) and then execute
./tools/wineinstall as it described in README. Actually, after installing
wine I was to add

setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH "$LD_LIBRARY_PATH /usr/lib/wine"

to my ~/.cshrc or you could add

LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/usr/lib/wine
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH

to your ~/.bashrc if you are running bash.

*** NOTE TO DEVELOPERS ***
WINEDLLPATH=/usr/lib/wine - does not work!

	These instructions are a bit intricate, but read README first if
you desided to install wine from source and all would be much more
clearly.

	Good luck!
	Alexander Vasiljev


On Mon, 21 May 2001, Zain Cassimjee wrote:

> 
> 
> I have an installation of Redhat 6.0, I am
> attempting to install wine from an RPM file,
> bit it gives me the following message :
> 
> Failed Dependency :
>                                 libGL.so.1
> 
> 1. What does this mean?
> 2. Where do I get libGL.so.1 from (That will work with Redhat 6.0)?