Fail with copied compiled Wine from another computer

[thomthomthom]

I've compiled Wine in a computer (let's call it "A") with the following commands:

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./configure --prefix="/tmp/winec" --without-alsa --without-capi --without-cms --without-coreaudio --without-cups --without-curses --without-dbus --without-fontconfig --without-freetype --without-gettext --with-gettextpo --without-gphoto --without-glu --without-gnutls --without-gsm --without-gstreamer --without-hal --without-jpeg --without-ldap --without-mpg123 --without-netapi --without-openal --without-opencl --without-opengl --without-osmesa --without-oss --without-pcap --without-png --without-pulse --without-sane --without-tiff --without-v4l --without-xcomposite --without-xcursor --without-xinerama --without-xinput --without-xinput2 --without-xml --without-xrandr --without-xrender --without-xshape --without-xshm --without-xslt --without-xxf86vm --without-zlib; make -j $(nproc); make install;

It works fine in computer A:

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$ /tmp/winec/bin/wine --version
wine-1.9.9-118-ge1970c8

Now i copied the compiled wine in "A" to the computer "B", in the "/home/user/somewhere/winec" directory. Notice that it's a different directory from the compiled --prefix in "A".

But it does not work. It's complains about missing files:

wine: failed to initialize:/tmp/winec/lib/wine/ntdll.dll.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Notice it's complaining about the --prefix path in "A". All files presents in "A" are present in "B".

How do I use this compiled Wine from "A" computer in "B" computer? I don't want to compile it again in "B".

Thanks.

[dimesio]

The obvious thing to try would be to install it to the correct directory in the second machine. The proper way would be to package your build, and install the package on the second machine.

You could also try copying the whole build directory from the first machine to the second and run it from there, without installing it.

[thomthomthom]

What do you mean by "packaging"? Creating a ".deb" or ".rpm" ? If so, it's is not a possibility, unfortunately.

Copying the whole build directory and run what command from there? make install?

Thanks dimesio.

[dimesio]

What do you mean by "packaging"? Creating a ".deb" or ".rpm" ?

Yes.

Copying the whole build directory and run what command from there?

Run the wine command from there.

[thomthomthom]

dimesio, I've compiled with the following steps and it works great:

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cd ~/Downloads/wine-1.9.12;
sh configure --disable-tests --prefix='/var/lib/openshift/5761ccb80c1e66f62d0000b7/app-root/runtime/repo/bin/wine/'
make -j $(nproc)
make install DESTDIR='~/Downloads/wine-1.9.12-compiled';

Thank you very much!