no built in EXE module loaded did you specify an .spec
lawson_whitney at juno.com
lawson_whitney at juno.com
Fri Feb 8 18:19:46 CST 2002
On Sat, 9 Feb 2002, Erwin van de Glind wrote:
> Well i execute a setup file in my own account djcoke this was produced:
> djcoke:~$ wine d:\\setup.exe 2>&1 |tee ~/logfile
> No built-in EXE module loaded! Did you create a .spec file?
> djcoke:~$ vi ./logfile
> No built-in EXE module loaded! Did you create a .spec file?
> :q
> djcoke:~$
> well that was it and nothing more :(
>
> Hope this will helps out :)
>
> Greetz
> DjCoke
> BTW : I'm using the winex version of wine maybe thats the problem ?
>
Okay, there really is an error message like that. It comes from
relay32/builtin32.c. I had just never seen it provoked before.
AFAICT, you have got Wine terribly confused, and it thinks it is trying
to load a Winelib executable. That, I guess is why it is nattering
about a .spec file. It thinks you are asking it to load a Winelib
program you have not built correctly. Any way I try to do it, I get
"invalid exe" or some complaint about what nonsense I have set into
WINEPRELOAD.
What on earth _is_ D:\\setup.exe?
What does
file <unix path to D:>/setup.exe say?
how about "winedump dump"?
What happens if you try to run some other .exe file, say that nasty
little cmdl.exe I posted a few days ago?
Sorry I doubted your error message.
Lawson
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