When I try to start up wine, this error comes up in the
log:
wine: failed to initialize: dlcompat: file
"/tmp/wine_root/lib/wine/ntdll.dll.so" not found
getting the same thing on my G3 iMac... PS. The last version didn't work at
all.. didn't even give me an error it just quit....but now 0.9.7 gives me
wine: failed to initialize: dlcompat: file
"/tmp/wine_root/lib/wine/ntdll.dll.so"
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This may be the bug I found when attempting a fresh install
of Darwin 0.9.7 under Mac OS X-86. Upon any attempt to
lauch WineHelper, winecfg, or a Windows application, Darwine
fails to initialize with files from the /tmp/wine_root
subdirectory. Even launching winecfg after "sudo -s" does
not work.
As I recall, here's how I got Darwine working:
1. After opening the Darwine-x86-0.9.7.dmg file, copy the
Darwine folder to the Applications folder, as directed.
2. Attempt to launch Winehelper, or a Windows application.
It may also be helpful to open a terminal and
cd /Applications/Darwine/Wine.bundle/Contents/bin
sudo ./winecfg
In all liklihood, all of the above attempts to get Darwine
working will result in errors and the following additional
steps will be necessary.
3. Create the missing tmp subdirectory in terminal and copy
the needed files:
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getting the same thing on my G3 iMac... PS. The last version didn't work at
all.. didn't even give me an error it just quit....but now 0.9.7 gives me
wine: failed to initialize: dlcompat: file
"/tmp/wine_root/lib/wine/ntdll.dll.so"
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user_id=1456425
This may be the bug I found when attempting a fresh install
of Darwin 0.9.7 under Mac OS X-86. Upon any attempt to
lauch WineHelper, winecfg, or a Windows application, Darwine
fails to initialize with files from the /tmp/wine_root
subdirectory. Even launching winecfg after "sudo -s" does
not work.
As I recall, here's how I got Darwine working:
1. After opening the Darwine-x86-0.9.7.dmg file, copy the
Darwine folder to the Applications folder, as directed.
2. Attempt to launch Winehelper, or a Windows application.
It may also be helpful to open a terminal and
cd /Applications/Darwine/Wine.bundle/Contents/bin
sudo ./winecfg
In all liklihood, all of the above attempts to get Darwine
working will result in errors and the following additional
steps will be necessary.
3. Create the missing tmp subdirectory in terminal and copy
the needed files:
sudo -s
cd /tmp
mkdir wine_root
cp -R /Library/Darwine/lib /tmp/wine_root
cp -R /Library/Darwine/share /tmp/wine_root
Try to launch a Winehelper or a Windows ap. Darwine should
now function as expected.
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