🚀 go-pugleaf

On Mon, 17 Jun 2002, Tiny Human Ferret wrote:

>
> Why did you untar it `tar -xvof`?

	duhhh -- found it in a manual somewhere ....

> `rm -rf` that directory, and mv Wine-20020411.tar.gz to /usr/src if it's not
> there alraedy...

	OK

> cd /usr/src ; tar -zvxf Wine-20020411.tar.gz

	still OK -- I think; I did that as two commands, not one
with space-semicolon-space in the middle. Wrong?

> cd *ine*

	here I get:
=====================================================
[root@localhost src]# cd *ine*
bash: cd: Wine-20020411.tar.gz: Not a directory
[root@localhost src]#
======================================================

	Am I stymied, or do I go on despite that with what follows?



> ./configure --with-gnu-ld
> make depend ; make ; make check ; make test ; make install
>
> (it might not need the --with-gnu-ld and the "make test" and/or the "make
> check" may not work. but at this point it ought to be installed)
>
> ldconfig -v
>
> to be sure the libraries are seen. Make sure that /usr/local/lib is in your
> /etc/ld.so.conf so that the ldconfig will see it.
>
>
> >
> > > `wine -win w2k /path/to/file`
> > >
> > > will run it.
> >
> >         Back to words of one syllable spoken slowly (and supposing
> > I manage to "build" (i.e. install? compile? ___?)whatever it is
> > that you do that to)
>
> "build == "configure, compile and install", usually, but sometimes it just
> means "see if it will compile without dying from errors". doesn't mean it
> will work as advertised, but this is GNU license, if it breaks you get to
> keep all of the pieces and it doesn't cost you anything.
>
>
> > : Given I have a map & software CD or two. I
> > open a terminal emulation, put the first CD into the drive -- and
> > then how do I figure out what to put for /path/to/file?
>
> the way I do it is
>
>  mkdir /usr/local/c
>  mount -t iso9660 /dev/cdrom /usr/local/c/WirelessAP
>  cd /usr/local/c
>  wine --winver win98 WirelessAP/dw1100.exe
>
> That will run C:\\WirelessAP\dw1100.exe