Wine and RedHat 9

[Georg Meyer]

Gorgeus090581 at netscape.net wrote:

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> phil_wo at gmx.net wrote:
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>>Hello!
>>
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>>>./configure                (and a 2nd time I did :  --with-ntpd)
>>>    
>>>
>>Did you really use --with-ntpd or was this a typo in your mail? It should
>>be --with-nptl ...
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>>  
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>>>make depend
>>>make
>>>
>>>order and it seemed to work. (Wine build complete)  Now however, I can't
>>>just start winesetup or wine like I was used to. Do I have to start it
>>>from some other directory. Where did it compile ?
>>>    
>>>
>>You should either call "make install" to finally copy the compiled binaries
>>and libs to the appropriate directories in your filesystem or just use the
>>installer script wineinstall:
>>
>>cd ~/wine (if you've unpacked the wine-source somewhere else you have to
>>change this command)
>>./tools/wineinstall (this calls the installer-script, which asks some
>>questions and then automatically compiles, installs and configures wine. You
>>may still have to adjust your ~/.wine/config file, to enter some personal
>>preferences ...)
>>
>>Note: I don't know if wineinstall uses --with-nptl at the moment - but as
>>you've configured manually before, it should detect this and just skip the
>>configure step. Or just edit the file and change the configure-args (it's in
>>the first few lines under the version history at the beginning of the file).
>>
>>Good luck,
>>Philipp Wollermann
>>
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> Thanks for you reply. I now can execute wine again. I got an error 
> message first, but after using this tip, I found at another forum :
>
> export LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.2.5
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> wine runs. However, now I get :
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> fixme:win32:PE_CreateModule Unknown directory 15 ignored
> err:module:get_registry_value Invalid load order module-type L"so", 
> ignored
> Xlib: connection to ":0.0" refused by server
> Xlib: No protocol specified
>  
> x11drv: Can't open display: :0.0
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> when I try to start a program. I also can't call winesetup.
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> I'm one step further, please help one more time !
>
> George
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>

Oops, this was my firewall. Should turn it off.

Thanks for you help !! I got wine running again !


George