Ubuntu (amd64) 16.04
Wine 1.9.15
After building Wine Dev 1.9.15 from source following this guide:
https://wiki.winehq.org/Building_Biarch_Wine_On_Ubuntu
when attempting to launch wine --version, CLI responds with:
-bash: /usr/local/bin/wine: No such file or directory
wine64 --version responds:
wine-1.9.15-27-g6e32b61
I have verified that both the wine and wine64 binaries exist in /usr/local/bin and are executable.
Is anyone else running into this issue when attempting to build 1.9.15 from source? Any suggestions?
Building From Source "No such file or directory"
Re: Building From Source "No such file or directory"
Answering my own question, issue was resolved via installing the following:
lib32z1
lib32ncurses5
lib32z1
lib32ncurses5
Re: Building From Source "No such file or directory"
@webjester
Well I'm not too familiar with building one half of Wine in an LXC. Since Gentoo provides a full multilib development environment (it's a thing) this is not anything I've ever needed to try... I do maintain a few Gentoo build scripts - for my Overlay - so I'm quite happy to have a crack and solving your issue!
I'd be inclined to think that your container was out-of-sync with the host OS. First thought anyway. The 32-bit Wine is linked with out-of-sync libraries that simply aren't there - when it's installed on the host OS.
What's the output from:
If that's doesn't show anything obvious - then I'll need to pour over the full build logs. 
Ta
Bob
Well I'm not too familiar with building one half of Wine in an LXC. Since Gentoo provides a full multilib development environment (it's a thing) this is not anything I've ever needed to try... I do maintain a few Gentoo build scripts - for my Overlay - so I'm quite happy to have a crack and solving your issue!
I'd be inclined to think that your container was out-of-sync with the host OS. First thought anyway. The 32-bit Wine is linked with out-of-sync libraries that simply aren't there - when it's installed on the host OS.
What's the output from:
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ldd -v /usr/bin/wineserver /usr/bin/wine /usr/bin/wine64Ta
Bob
Re: Building From Source "No such file or directory"
Ubuntu (amd64) 14.04
Wine 1.9.21 + latest git b53846b60b0d94000741e96fc4f24fd04344d54a
wine64 --version
gives
wine-1.9.21-71-gb53846b
Similar (not same) issue, building from same guide.
wine --version
gives
bash: /usr/bin/wine: No such file or directory
However, installing lib32z1 & lib32ncurses5 did not fix it
Any ideas, anyone?
Wine 1.9.21 + latest git b53846b60b0d94000741e96fc4f24fd04344d54a
wine64 --version
gives
wine-1.9.21-71-gb53846b
Similar (not same) issue, building from same guide.
wine --version
gives
bash: /usr/bin/wine: No such file or directory
However, installing lib32z1 & lib32ncurses5 did not fix it
Any ideas, anyone?
Re: Building From Source "No such file or directory"
*UPDATE* *FIXED*
I needed to close the terminal session and re-open.
Now both 'wine --version' and 'wine64 --version' work as expected, giving same response
I needed to close the terminal session and re-open.
Now both 'wine --version' and 'wine64 --version' work as expected, giving same response
Re: Building From Source "No such file or directory"
@brewmanz,
Glad to here you managed to get a build completed successfully!
Just out of curiosity - what method did you use to build Wine? The LXC one? How did you find it? Easy to setup?
I found just setting up an LXC (with lxc-create) failed immediately with an obscure error - not very inspiring!
Just I'm working a more general script for building multilib Wine & Wine-Staging on Ubuntu. The script I'm working on uses dual Chroot Environments (using the Debian schroot command) and is very automated/non-interactive. That method appears to work quite well. I'm still troubleshooting some minor bugs / general usability issues with another WineHQ forums member (who is the ideal test subject - being a very new Wine user). So it's definitely not production ready - yet!
I'll post a link, to the Github page, on this thread. Well once Jeremy, my test subject, has it working on his system!
Bob
Glad to here you managed to get a build completed successfully!
Just out of curiosity - what method did you use to build Wine? The LXC one? How did you find it? Easy to setup?
I found just setting up an LXC (with lxc-create) failed immediately with an obscure error - not very inspiring!
Just I'm working a more general script for building multilib Wine & Wine-Staging on Ubuntu. The script I'm working on uses dual Chroot Environments (using the Debian schroot command) and is very automated/non-interactive. That method appears to work quite well. I'm still troubleshooting some minor bugs / general usability issues with another WineHQ forums member (who is the ideal test subject - being a very new Wine user). So it's definitely not production ready - yet!
I'll post a link, to the Github page, on this thread. Well once Jeremy, my test subject, has it working on his system!
Bob
Re: Building From Source "No such file or directory"
@BobWya
Yes, I used LXC, and the bi-arch guide was fiddly but straight forward. A script to run would be ideal.
I'm a software developer, mainly Windows and including Linux. In the past I've rummaged in DOS & Windows internals a lot; Linux not so much (although I did find a bug in GCC's handling of atexit back in 2000 when I was experimenting with DLLs/.so's).
Bryan
Yes, I used LXC, and the bi-arch guide was fiddly but straight forward. A script to run would be ideal.
I'm a software developer, mainly Windows and including Linux. In the past I've rummaged in DOS & Windows internals a lot; Linux not so much (although I did find a bug in GCC's handling of atexit back in 2000 when I was experimenting with DLLs/.so's).
Bryan
Re: Building From Source "No such file or directory"
Hi Bryan,brewmanz wrote:@BobWya
Yes, I used LXC, and the bi-arch guide was fiddly but straight forward. A script to run would be ideal.
I'm a software developer, mainly Windows and including Linux. In the past I've rummaged in DOS & Windows internals a lot; Linux not so much (although I did find a bug in GCC's handling of atexit back in 2000 when I was experimenting with DLLs/.so's).
Bryan
I pushed an update to my Github: build script - to build Wine/ Wine-Staging from Git - on Ubuntu (using dual Chroot Environments) a few days ago. The update contains a significant number of enhancements and bug fixes. However my other Ubuntu tester, Jeremy, has gone AWOL.
Currently Ubuntu users are in a second class situation compared to Arch and Gentoo - lacking multilib development support. So I'm simply trying to fill the gap - so 64-bit Ubuntu users can build and test Wine (or Wine-Staging) with custom or pre-release patches "relatively" easily. The script is about as automated as I can make it. Obviously it needs more documentation - but it would be helpful to get quantative feedback on what isn't obvious!!
If you have time then please take the script "for a spin" and give some feedback (probably easiest to raise a Github issue - if it's a bug or feature request). Ideally I'd like to make a sticky post for the WineHQ forums - if people feedback that the script useful. I'll continue to port over features from the Gentoo app-emulation/wine package over time. I could also add a man page and a BASH completion script - not sure if they would be useful (especially without a deb packaging script)...
Bob
Re: Building From Source "No such file or directory"
A forum sticky to advertise a third party script would not be appropriate. Adding a link to the Third Party Applications wiki page would be fine.Bob Wya wrote: Ideally I'd like to make a sticky post for the WineHQ forums - if people feedback that the script useful.
Re: Building From Source "No such file or directory"
Sure. That was more me musing out loud. It just seems to be an issue that comes up periodically...dimesio wrote:A forum sticky to advertise a third party script would not be appropriate. Adding a link to the Third Party Applications wiki page would be fine.Bob Wya wrote: Ideally I'd like to make a sticky post for the WineHQ forums - if people feedback that the script useful.
Bob
