Ive finished compiling a i386 and i686 Wine 20050628 for FC4.
My RPMs are very clean!
http://sfrpms.gamewarrior.net/
Ive finished compiling a i386 and i686 Wine 20050628 for FC4.
My RPMs are very clean!
http://sfrpms.gamewarrior.net/
Thanks, just installed it.
No worries. Works well...
Last edited by BrEakbEaTs; 12th July 2005 at 06:57 AM.
Why don't you submit your RPMs to winehq.org? I've noticed that the RedHat section is lagging.
I get this:
Does anyone know how to solve it? I was root when I tried.# rpm --import RPM-GPG-KEY.soulfire.txt
error: RPM-GPG-KEY.soulfire.txt: import read failed(0).
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WineHQ have there dedicated people to do there builds.
I just couldn't understand why no one had built an RPM for FC4, so I figured stuff it, I would just do it myself.
I've also started having problems with Cedega and games that run PunkBunster, so I want to start building dx9wine into RPM's. Only problem is the current CVS of dx9wine has some legacy code that wont allow it to compile on FC4. As soon as a patch from Oliver comes out for the current Wine release, I will get packing.
I will re-upload the one on my PC... Wait 5 minutes, then download the work one.Originally Posted by bitrain
The GPG Key should be fixed now.. Sorry about that..
Seems the Web file manager was creating the file but not transfering the contents of the file.. Had to use FTP to upload correctly..
Thanks, works good now![]()
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Laptop: Nec Versa p550, Pentium M 1.86GHz, 1024MB ram, x300, 80 GB HD, bluetooth, 2915BG Wlan card
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is there a mirror?
the site seems down at the moment
(thx for this rpm)
Include src.rpm and spec, see if you can get this package into Fedora Extras
Downloaded the RPM and installed. After a few snags things are looking good.
First, I downloaded the i686. I have an athalon and wine barfed. I then downloaded the i386 and things are working. I didn't realize until now that a 686 binary would not work on an athalon.
Also, don't forget to wincfg before running wine in order to set up your directories, config files, and registry. You should be able to run "wine notepad" to do a basic test of your wine install.
Now to install some programs and test things more fully.
hmm...installed this version and now every time i use wine, FC4 locks up completely. think i'll erase it and start again perhaps. used the 686 version, will try the 386 version
Athlon users should download the i386.. i686 is for Pentium4..
Sorry guys.. Hope to get a AMD System to do a "Athlon' build on soon. Some people say that the CPU optimised builds are really not that much faster.
BrEakbEaTs, I have an athlon machine. I would like to try my hands on building the rpm.Originally Posted by BrEakbEaTs
Im getting the sources now.
Will get back to u if i need any help.