I try to run epsxe in wine by dragging it into wine helper and it says "ePSXe.exe has exited with an error, have a look at the Log window..."
It has said this for many other emulators I've tried to use and I'm just wonderin how do I fix this??
Need help with epsxe running in wine.
Re: Need help with epsxe running in wine.
What Wine version (wine --version)?k1llzone wrote:ePSXe.exe has exited with an error
Run your program from the terminal and post complete output here. http://wiki.winehq.org/FAQ#get_log
Need help with epsxe running in wine.
k1llzone wrote:
To open the terminal program, open the Applications folder, scroll down
to the Utilities folder and open it. Scroll down until you see
Terminal. Click on the program icon and start the program like any
other Mac program. This is the UNIX BASH shell into your Mac. Find the
link that vitamin gave you and follow the instructions there.
One thing that we really need to help you is to run the following in the
terminal session:
which wine
If you get a response that says the program wine cannot be found, you
installed Wine incorrectly and will have to install it again.
If you get a response that says wine was found then type the following
in the terminal window and provide us with the response:
wine --version
This will be the Wine version you are running.
Also, I will request that you open the "About This Mac" program from the
Apple symbol and please advise as to the version of MacOSX you are using.
Thank you.
James McKenzie
Looks like you are running Wine on a Mac, so here goes:im not entirely sure do you think I should redownload the latest version and try again? And what do you mean run from the terminal and post complete output here?
To open the terminal program, open the Applications folder, scroll down
to the Utilities folder and open it. Scroll down until you see
Terminal. Click on the program icon and start the program like any
other Mac program. This is the UNIX BASH shell into your Mac. Find the
link that vitamin gave you and follow the instructions there.
One thing that we really need to help you is to run the following in the
terminal session:
which wine
If you get a response that says the program wine cannot be found, you
installed Wine incorrectly and will have to install it again.
If you get a response that says wine was found then type the following
in the terminal window and provide us with the response:
wine --version
This will be the Wine version you are running.
Also, I will request that you open the "About This Mac" program from the
Apple symbol and please advise as to the version of MacOSX you are using.
Thank you.
James McKenzie