Anyone know how to run executables on slitaz I tried to install wine its says its install but o can't run the command for it it says wine not found and I can't use virtualbox I dnt have windows any more so is there another way?
How to run .exe file on Slitaz???
(18 posts) (4 voices)- Started 13 years ago by swisser30
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cd <path to directory hosting the executable file>
wine <executable file name>If wine is still not found, please check your installation that may be broken:
ls /usr/bin/wineIf so, install wine at commandline to be able to report the errors if any:
su
tazpkg get-install winePosted 13 years ago # -
Saipul
offlineMemberOne thing to be tent, your computer must be connected to the internet before it can install all the packages. Can you browsing internet ?. If Yes try goto the http://mirror.slitaz.org/ .Or maybe your internet connection missing DNS to the http://mirror.slitaz.org/.
Do not known why this problem appear on your Laptop/PC.please post more complete error output that you get. I really don't understand if it is incomplete.
Posted 13 years ago # -
swisser30
offlineMemberOK here's the error I get:
root@slitaz: /home/tux# tazpkg get-install wine --forced
wine-1.2.3...
Connecting to mirror.slitaz.org (94.23.60.116:80)
wine-1.2.3.tazpkg. 100% |*******************************|7961k 00:00:00 ETAInstallation of: wine-1.2.3
Copying wine-1.2.3...
Extracting wine-1.2.3… 15924 blocks
Extracting the pseudo fs... zcat: fs.cpio.gz: No such file or directory
rm: cannot remove 'fs.cpio.gz' : No such file or directory
Installing wine... cp: cannot state 'fs/*': No such file or directoryRemoving all temp files ...
wine (1.2.3) is installed
This is what I get when installing any package I dnt understand how this happened so if I get flamed then I will take it like a man lol Im still a newbie to the whole Linux thing but I learn quickly just need help fixing this problem I tried searching Google but no luck the guyz here seem 2 b the most knowledgeable and helpful about Slitaz besides this is Slitaz forum
Posted 13 years ago # -
Trixar_za
offlineKey MasterWhat does typing uname -a give you?
Posted 13 years ago # -
Saipul
offlineMember@Trixar_za: I think he uses slitaz-stable or slitaz-3.0. Look from the prompt: root@slitaz:/home/tux#
But he was wrong to setup mirrors packages.
@swisser30: Before you doing something please answer my question:
1. Do you have run command tazpkg setup-mirror http://mirror.slitaz.org/packages/cooking/ when you first-boot Slitaz-Stable or Slitaz-3.0 fresh installation. If yes you're wrong.
2. Do you have run command tazpkg recharge and tazpkg upgrade ?. If yes maybe you wrong (because once when I was still using Slitaz-3.0 and try upgrade to Slitaz-Cooking with this command, this can't make slitaz-cooking working properly and I must upgrade Slitaz-3.0 to Slitaz-Cooking with fresh installation from live CD).And this is my explaination... your wine version is wine-1.2.3, this from mirror cooking and your prompt is "root@slitaz:/home/tux#", this prompt is Slitaz-Stable or Slitaz-3.0... this is maybe your problem.
First try running the command is meant by @Trixar_za to make sure the version of the kernel, If your kernel version is 2.6.30.6, try fixing your mirror packages running by root:
root@slitaz: /home/tux# tazpkg setup-mirror http://mirror.slitaz.org/packages/3.0/
root@slitaz: /home/tux# tazpkg recharge
root@slitaz: /home/tux# tazpkg upgrade
root@slitaz: /home/tux# tazpkg get-install wine --forcedIf this still error your wine installation, you must reinstall your Slitaz-Stable or Slitaz-3.0 and running again that fourth command (without --forced option).
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