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I attempted to compile a wine with some patches to play fallout 4. Unfortuntely something must have gone wrong as wine nolonger works.
I installed and compiled wine with the make and make install commands as wine from pacman doesnt work for fallout 4.
What I tried:
make -n install
make unistall
make clean
pacman -R wine
pacman -R wine-staging
Deleting the directory where i installed it
I can install a new later version of wine (2.22) but the old one that was compiled still pops up (2.20). How do I remove this rouge wine.
Cheers
Last edited by codedcosmos (2017-11-27 09:34:08)
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"sudo make uninstall", but no more since you ran "make clean"...., you may have to at least re-configure.
You probably installed into /usr/local instead of /usr (and /usr/local/bin being up in your $PATH)
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Deleting grub related files solved the issue, cheers.
Edit: Wine* related files not grub. Particularly winelib files and lots of wine* files in /usr/bin
Last edited by codedcosmos (2017-11-27 20:56:21)
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Please elaborate. What does grub have to do with wine? What files did you remove?
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I said grub but it was supposed to be wine. I updated the answer.
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