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Melkren

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[SOLVED] Makepkg wine-gaming-nine error

Hi, I'm new to Linux in general but have been using Arch for about a month now so forgive my lack of knowledge. I'm trying to install an older version of wine-gaming-nine from aur.git but for some reason it keeps dropping out after building the 64 bit package and starting the 32 saying "aur-9b85f5803fba59fc5b15d677426a004c27d8292c/src/wine-gaming-nine-32-build: No such file or directory
".

When I look in the src folder, the wine-gaming-nine-32-build folder does not exist as it says but I'm unsure as to why this is?

I am on a 64 bit machine. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Many thanks,

Melkren

Last edited by Melkren (2016-05-15 08:31:03)

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Re: [SOLVED] Makepkg wine-gaming-nine error

Mod note: Moving to AUR Issues.

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Lone_Wolf

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Re: [SOLVED] Makepkg wine-gaming-nine error

Looks like you want to build wine-gaming-nine 1.9.6 ?

If so, try https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/ … ae7f5d9783 .
It will build 1.9.6-2 , the last version before 1.9.7

Last edited by Lone_Wolf (2016-05-14 15:56:18)

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Melkren

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Re: [SOLVED] Makepkg wine-gaming-nine error

Hi, thanks for the reply. That's what I was trying but I get the error stated in my OP. It downloads the 64 bit build files but doesn't download the 32 bit ones. It then tries to use the 32 bit files and fails.

If I build version 1.9.9-1 from AUR using yaourt it works fine, but even if i try to build that version from aur.git i get the same error so I'm not sure what the problem is but it isnt just related to that one version.

Thanks,

Melkren

Melkren

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Re: [SOLVED] Makepkg wine-gaming-nine error

Hi, I've got this working now. It was to do with the build directory. The pkgbuild seemed to be putting some files in the directory I had created called "Wine gaming" and then putting others in one called "Wine" in my home drive. Once I copied the build files into this Wine directory forcing it to put all files in the same place, it worked.

Melkren

Lone_Wolf

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Re: [SOLVED] Makepkg wine-gaming-nine error

Looks like the package may use incorrect variable quoting that gives problems with path variables that include spaces.

While i do see double quotes , it does miss curly brackets.

"$srcdir"

personally i use this method  :

"${srcdir}"

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Scimmia

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Re: [SOLVED] Makepkg wine-gaming-nine error

The braces do nothing there.

Lone_Wolf

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Re: [SOLVED] Makepkg wine-gaming-nine error

Scimmia, then please explain what the curly braces are good for here :

cat "${srcdir}/config.x86_64" > ./.config

(copied from linux PKGBUILD)

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Scimmia

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Re: [SOLVED] Makepkg wine-gaming-nine error

Nothing. It's a style choice, nothing more.

brebs

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Re: [SOLVED] Makepkg wine-gaming-nine error

To clarify as to *when* it would make a difference:

a_b=2
a=3

echo "$a_b"
2

echo "${a}_b"
3_b