[Wine] Re: pagefault error
dbr58
drichard58 at gmail.com
Fri Jun 23 18:43:24 CDT 2006
OK - several of you asked questions and I guess I was a little
confusing in what I said, so let me explain it again so maybe I can get
it straight -
>From the WineHQ web page, I selected the "downloads" page. This
brought me to the Wine Binary Downloads page. I selected the Mandriva
rpms (v0.9.16) and downloaded that. It installed (or at least, I
thought it did) with no problems. When I tried to run the wineconfig
(either from the terminal window or from the gui), it would open and
seem to accept any of the configuration changes. But when I closed it,
I received the page fault error that you saw in my original e-mail.
I thought that maybe I had done something wrong, so I uninstalled Wine
and re-installed it. I even went through and installed a Windows
application using Wine (wine setup.exe from the mnt/dvd directory at
the terminal). Again, it seemed OK, except for some errors regarding
the graphics, I believe. The application shows up in the "c:\" drive
from Wine's FileManager, but it says there are files missing even
though they are in the directory with the executable.
When I started checking things, I noticed there was a "config.log" in
the .wine directory. This is the log file I was referring to in the
earlier e-mail. As suggested, I tried to install the flex package, but
I could not seem to find the package anywhere so that I could install
it.
I decided that maybe the rpms had an error, so I downloaded the tar.gz.
I extracted the files with Ark and, from the terminal, ran
~/wine-0.9.16/tools/wineinstall. It asked it I wanted it to remove the
existing Wine RPM. I said "yes", entered the Root password. This is
what I saw after it removed the old RPM:
Running configure...
configure: creating cache config.cache
checking build system type... i686-pc-linux-gnu
checking host system type... i686-pc-linux-gnu
checking whether make sets $(MAKE)... no
checking for gcc... no
checking for cc... no
checking for cl.exe... no
configure: error: no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH
See `config.log' for more details.
Hope that gives you a little more information. Now what?? LOL! Thanks
for the help.
Duane Clark wrote:
> I am puzzled. You installed a source code RPM? I did not know Wine even
> had those. Is there a reason you are not installing a binary RPM?
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