Repeat steps 3-6 for EACH cd/dvd you want to install.ħ. To unmount the cd: (note # is a comment and does not need to be coded) If you do NOT do this, the installshield WILL FAIL.Ħ. The winearch=32 tells it to use a 32 bit environment. IF you are installing PC Study Bible in a 64 bit environment, YOU MUST tell it to use a 32 bit architecture (works fine with 64 bit Debian/Wheezy (V7)): Mount: block device /dev/sr0 is write-protected, mounting read-only To mount the cd, (using system mount points): - mount requires root privileges. Apparently PC Study Bible likes to open a gazillion files, this sets the upper limit to 32000 files.ģ. The # on the line is comment, and does NOT need to be coded. As mentioned in the winehq article: we will need to change settings in /etc/security/nf So it is necessary to navigate to the CD.Ģ. The fist cd you want to install is the New Reference Library CD. NOTE THAT I AM RUNNING THE 64 BIT FLAVOUR OF Linux (Debian) so that requires some extra steps (detailed below)
What wine does, is allows you to run most windows applications (that do NOT require USB support) under Linux. Wine stands for: Wine is NOT an Emulator (which is recursive). If you do not have wine installed, that is the very first step. As always I break it down step by step.ġ. These directions are overly simplified to allow novice Linux users, the best opportunity for success. However, there are some tricks to doing this. PC Study Bible, although a 32 bit Microsoft Windows application, can be successfully installed in Linux.
There are somethings that Linux does better then Windows. This will get you a 32-bit Wine environment. Rename your ~/.wineĭirectory and create a new Wine environment by running If you have a 64-bit system, Wine will start an 64-bitĮnvironment by default.
When configuring wine (snippet from article below)
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