Can't install program with today's git in 64-bit

Susan Cragin · Post by **Susan Cragin** » Tue Aug 23, 2011 6:12 am

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Susan Cragin · Post by **Susan Cragin** » Tue Aug 23, 2011 6:18 am

I downloaded today's git, compiled --enable-win64, and installed.

The command "wine64 notepad" produces notepad, and everything seems fine.
But then I tried installing Dragon NaturallySpeaking, which is a program made for both 32-bit and 64-bit systems.
I go to the DNS11 folder, type "wine64 setup"
and absolutely nothing happens.
Suggestions?

No error message at all?

Did you type in the full name of the program, probably setup.exe? I like to type it like: wine64 se then press which will finish the command or warn if it is still incomplete.

If it just sits there, you can find out if it's using the cpu or is idle.

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I tried using wine setup.exe and then wine64 setup.exe.
Used the tab key in both instances.
It's not using the cpu, it's just idle.
susan@susan:~/DNS11$ wine64 setup.exe
susan@susan:~/DNS11$

By the way, I have a small program called notepad2, which is not installable and runs from a single small exe. and I tried to run that with the usual command
wine64 notepad2
And nothing happens.
So it's not just an installation problem.

Susan Cragin · Post by **Susan Cragin** » Tue Aug 23, 2011 9:30 am

I downloaded today's git, compiled --enable-win64, and installed.
The command "wine64 notepad" produces notepad, and everything seems fine.
But then I tried installing Dragon NaturallySpeaking, which is a program made for both 32-bit and 64-bit systems.
I go to the DNS11 folder, type "wine64 setup"
and absolutely nothing happens.
Suggestions?

No error message at all?
Did you type in the full name of the program, probably setup.exe? I like to type it like: wine64 se then press which will finish the command or warn if it is still incomplete.

If it just sits there, you can find out if it's using the cpu or is idle.

--------------------------------------------------------------

I tried using wine setup.exe and then wine64 setup.exe.
Used the tab key in both instances.
It's not using the cpu, it's just idle.
susan@susan:~/DNS11$ wine64 setup.exe
susan@susan:~/DNS11$

By the way, I have a small program called notepad2, which is not installable and runs from a single small exe. and I tried to run that with the usual command
wine64 notepad2
And nothing happens.
So it's not just an installation problem.