./configure No such file or directory

[rudeboyskunk]

I'm trying to install the 32bit wine from source on my 64 box so I can install a 32bit program (which won't install on Windows 7). I follow the commands from http://wiki.winehq.org/WineOn64bit:

sudo apt-get build-dep wine
mkdir -p ./lib32
ln -s /usr/lib32/mesa/libGL.so.1 ./lib32/libGL.so
CC="ccache gcc" LDFLAGS="-L./lib32" ./configure -v
make
sudo make install

However, when I get to "CC="ccache gcc" LDFLAGS="-L./lib32" ./configure -v" it simply says: "bash: ./configure No such file or directory"

Which part am I doing incorrectly?

[3rdalbum]

I'm trying to install the 32bit wine from source on my 64 box so I can install a 32bit program (which won't install on Windows 7). I follow the commands from http://wiki.winehq.org/WineOn64bit:

sudo apt-get build-dep wine
mkdir -p ./lib32
ln -s /usr/lib32/mesa/libGL.so.1 ./lib32/libGL.so
CC="ccache gcc" LDFLAGS="-L./lib32" ./configure -v
make
sudo make install

However, when I get to "CC="ccache gcc" LDFLAGS="-L./lib32" ./configure -v" it simply says: "bash: ./configure No such file or directory"

Which part am I doing incorrectly?

Probably the whole thing - Wine in the repositories is 32-bit and runs 32-bit Windows programs. You certainly don't need to roll your own.

If you know something I don't and you definitely do need to compile it from source, then it sounds like your terminal isn't navigated to the directory that contains the "configure" file that comes with the Wine source code. If you don't know how to navigate a terminal, then type "cd " (without the quote marks, and WITH the space at the end) and then drag the folder icon onto the terminal, then press Enter and try your command again.

[rudeboyskunk]

The wine I've been installing is 64 bit, and any time I try to install a 32 bit package it won't work, so I'm trying to do it this way.

I'm fairly certain I'm in the correct directory.

[Fatman_UK]

Try this:

ls . | grep configure

If it comes back blank, you're definitely in the wrong place.

HtH