FreeBSD 9.0 + wine64

[cheshire_mouse]

I've tried to install wine64 on FreeBSD 9.0 without X

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./configure --enable-win64 --without-x --without-freetype --libdir=/usr/local/lib CC=/usr/local/bin/gcc46 FLEX=/usr/local/bin/flex
gmake
gmake install

"wine64 --version" runs with no problem
but i get segmentation fault 11 every time i try to run something using wine, and wineprefix folder contains only few empty directories and no files

any suggestions?

[dimesio]

You're not going to be able to run Windows apps without X support. You also need to build 32 bit Wine as well (shared WoW64 setup); pure 64 bit Wine is not very useful. http://wiki.winehq.org/Wine64

[cheshire_mouse]

You're not going to be able to run Windows apps without X support. You also need to build 32 bit Wine as well (shared WoW64 setup); pure 64 bit Wine is not very useful. http://wiki.winehq.org/Wine64

the only purpose i need wine is to run 64bit console program (it doesnt create windows)
so why cant i use pure 64bit wine without X ?

[vitamin]

To create proper wineprefix Wine runs number of different programs that do require X because they do create windows. After you got your wineprefix created you might be able to run that console application, assuming it's a pure 64-bit console app that never creates windows.

[André H.]

To create proper wineprefix Wine runs number of different programs that do require X because they do create windows.

That works without X11 too, it just tells you quite often in different ways that it can't create a window, but the routines still work. the "wait until your wineprefix has been updated" dialog needs no interaction, we would write bad code if it wouldn't work without X11.
The only Problem in this topic i see is that wine64 is simply not supported on FreeBSD, in fact it's only supported on linux.

BTW, if it's only for one 64-bit-only app, then a wow64 is not needed, still linux is.

[cheshire_mouse]

To create proper wineprefix Wine runs number of different programs that do require X because they do create windows.

That works without X11 too, it just tells you quite often in different ways that it can't create a window, but the routines still work. the "wait until your wineprefix has been updated" dialog needs no interaction, we would write bad code if it wouldn't work without X11.
The only Problem in this topic i see is that wine64 is simply not supported on FreeBSD, in fact it's only supported on linux.

BTW, if it's only for one 64-bit-only app, then a wow64 is not needed, still linux is.

yes, linux does such tricks with no problem, but freebsd....
thanks for your answers, anyway