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I cannot get wine working correctly on Arch 64. I am having problems getting some of the required packages that are lib32. I cant get them with pacman. Also I am thinking since wine doesnt have a 64 bit edition I should just go with 32 bit arch.
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which lib32 packages are you having trouble installing?
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The arch-games repo has bin32-wine, which should be a little easier to install.
[git] | [AURpkgs] | [arch-games]
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wine itself and nvidia-utils
I get errors about free font or something when trying to run winecfg also when trying to run wine.
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wine wont even start up for me.
"Wine cannont find the FreeType font library."
the rest is "failed to load .so lib for " " wrong ELF class: ELFCLAS64
Last edited by Lugz (2009-11-02 04:36:57)
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Wrong ELF class errors mean that a program that's running is looking for a library from one architecture, finding the correct library by name, but it's for the wrong architecture. In this case, Wine is a 32 bit program that when it was compiled linked to a 32 bit version of libfreetype.so (probably libfreetype.so.6.3.20). When you're trying to run it, it's finding a library by that name, but the version that it's finding is 64 bit. What you need to install for this particular error is lib32-freetype2.
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search the wiki for 32-bit chroot.
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I am having problems getting some of the required packages that are lib32. I cant get them with pacman. Also I am thinking since wine doesnt have a 64 bit edition I should just go with 32 bit arch.
32-bit libraries which "wine" depends on can be found on AUR. Though I got all of those from repositories.
Did you get "wine" from AUR? A package from AUR contains a prepared list of dependencies so you should not normally conjecture which libraries you miss. I personally use "bin32-wine-suse" by ProfessorTomoe http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=16531 so can speak only for it.
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How do i extract rpm files?
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How do i extract rpm files?
With rpmextract or rpmunpack (both in [extra]) or rpm (has to be built from AUR).
Last edited by scarecrow (2009-11-02 13:34:47)
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Lugz, did you follow the steps in http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Wine ?
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I installed bin32-wine from the AUR. Beersmith's (homebrewing application) installer works great. But i get a windows error when i start it up. and I have ie4linux installed like they say is needed. Im not sure if its just wine not working good because it works on all my other linux systems
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ive been getting stack overflow errors now whenever im trying to use something that uses direct 3d ... im not sure if it's only x64 of if its a problem wide spread of using the latest mesa and libgl drivers and such ...
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Its a Good Idea (tm) to post in a totally unrelated thread for support requests.
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Remove Please
Last edited by Oblitus (2009-12-09 17:07:46)
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