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This is a weird one.
Two days ago, I set up a i686 chroot system on my x86_64 Arch system. I also installed schroot. Everything was good. I was able to run wine programs using "schroot -p wine [insert program here]".
Yesterday, this didn't work. I ended up with an error which, among other things, said:
Application tried to create a window, but no driver could be loaded.
Make sure that your X server is running and that $DISPLAY is set correctly.
Being well acquainted with how schroot and wine work, I made sure that xorg and nvidia version of both the 32-bit chroot and 64-bit system were identical. Just to be sure, I reinstalled nvidia and its dependencies. I also made sure to use the -p switch when running schroot.
No go. The same error.
I did pacman -Syu on both systems, using the same repository mirrors. Again, I made sure that nvidia and xorg-server versions were identical.
No go, again.
I checked $DISPLAY, which is :0.0, the correct setting. I also reinstalled wine in chroot.
No go, again. Same error.
Interestingly, wine runs fine when using the chroot system by actually chrooting into it. It just doesn't work when schroot -p is invoked (as a normal user, not root).
Well, now I'm stumped. Can anyone please take a guess at what is wrong or suggest a solution?
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Post your /etc/schroot/schroot.conf
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Here is the Arch32 section of schroot.conf:
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[Arch32]
description=Arch32
type=directory
location=/opt/arch32
priority=1
#users=username
groups=users
root-groups=root
run-setup-scripts=true
run-exec-scripts=false
script-config=script-arch32
personality=linux32
aliases=32,default
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