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I performed a full system upgrade today and ran into a problem with wine. Every program I try to run is crashing (worked fine before the upgrade). Here is the error from one of my programs.
err:wincodecs:PngEncoder_CreateInstance Failed writing PNG because unable to find libpng14.so.14
I've read through many of the forum posts in relation to the recent update of libpng here and I just can't figure this one out.
output of pacman -Qm
hal 0.5.14-4
hal-info 0.20091130-1
(HAL is only started when I want to watch something on Amazon)
Also, I've tried installing all dependencies for wine, no luck. Any ideas?
Last edited by Sniper061 (2012-02-23 02:15:03)
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Followed instructions as requested. Here are the outputs. No idea what to do next:
output of possible rebuilds:
by avahi
by boost-libs
by flac
by gnome-mplayer
by gutenprint
by imagemagick
by jack
by jre7-openjdk
by jre7-openjdk-headless
by kdeedu-cantor
by kdeedu-marble
by kdeedu-rocs
by kdeplasma-addons-applets-kimpanel
by lib32-mpg123
by libjpeg-turbo
by libreoffice-common
by libreoffice-writer
by ocaml
by openbabel
by python
by python2
by rrdtool
by soprano
by vlc
by wine
cat /tmp/lddd-script.3P4I/*.txt | grep png returned nothing...
I tried to do a rebuild of wine with packer -S wine but again no luck. Any other ideas?
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*bump*
I really don't know what to do at this point. This is a bit over my head. The other forum posts I have read have suggested *rebuilding* packages and such but I don't know what that means and have discovered nothing while searching for it. What I really need is for somebody to just tell me how to make it so my packages will be using the proper dependency. Not a "Rebuild the package" but a "Rebuild the package and here's how you do that" or any other steps I need to take to resolve this problem.
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Maybe this errors has nothing to do with the rebuild. I found this: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=131566
It has been posted 2 months before the the libpng rebuild.
Edit: Are you using a 64-bit system? https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php … 71#p947171
You have lib32-mpg123 so you probably are.
Last edited by karol (2012-02-20 03:53:38)
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Thank karol.
I know the error has something to do with the rebuild. Wine was working just fine before I did the system update. Also, yes, I am on a 64-bit system. I tried doing a force reinstall of the package from the first post you linked but still no joy.
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bump
Anybody?
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Solved:
Finally got tired of beating around the bush, wiped off everything Wine related (including the .Wine directory), restarted and did a fresh install. Had to download and reinstall all my games but it's working now :-/
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