Wine auf usb stick installieren

Jump to: navigation , search. Menu items are not created for Wine's builtin programs winecfg, etc. You can recreate them yourself using your menu editor.

Consult your distro's documentation for update-binfmts if you wish to do this manually. WineHQ does not at present package wine-gecko or wine-mono.

When creating a new wine prefix, you will be asked if you want to download those components. For best compatibility, it is recommended to click Yes here. If the download doesn't work for you, please follow the instructions on the Gecko and Mono wiki pages to install them manually. Beginning with Wine 5. In this tutorials I use Raspberry Pi 3 and I am working directly from it. So, as soon as ExaGear has been downloaded, you have to get right in that directory to implement the further commands.

For Raspbian this derictory is usually a "Downloads" folder. So the path will likely be. After unpacking ExaGear run the installation file, winch is called install "install-exagear. After the installation is complete, you need to launch the guest x86 environment. For that simply input "exagear" command. To check if everything is working correctly, use "arch" command. You should have "i" sign to be returned. Do it precisely as is shown on the screenshot.

All professionals highly recommend to update the repositories on the first launch of the guest x86 system. So do I. The command is:. Wine is kept in the Raspberry Pi repository, so it is very easy to install it on your device. Use the simple command:. While installation you'll be asked about the permission to install a lot of different packages. Just type "y" to agree. As soon as the installation of Wine is finished, you need to check the build of Wine.

It should have the word "eltechs" in it, which means that this version of Wine has been made by Eltechs and is compatible with ExaGear Desktop emulator. But don't be afraid! If everything is done strictly in appliance with this tutorial, you won't have any problems. So, you have got Wine on your RPi now, which works within an environment made up with an emulator.

The following sub-sections are OS-specific, use the quick links below to jump to your preferred method:. It will take a while to complete this command [without progress output until it is finished ], so it may just be best to walk away and get a snack or some exercise while this step completes. Trust thy PC! Pay special attention to this in step f below. Most systems are not set up to boot from a USB stick automatically. Here are some pointers:. A lot of newer systems are no longer coming with a BIOS.

Unfortunately, the details of the changes and exactly how to configure it is beyond the scope of this guide.

Please feel free to stop by the forums or join our live chat discord for help configuring your UEFI machine. When the Live USB boots you will be presented with a number of options. If you are uncertain which option to select, In most scenarios option 1 is recommended. With the exception of step 1 , the following steps outline the installer screen you will be presented with during installation. The next screen is the last screen before the installation completes.

When satisfied, click Forward. Now enter a username you would like for the primary user non-root account. Enter the password you would like associated with this account twice for confirmation.