hi I am trying to install symbian in Redhat Linux machine.I am following the steps given in the link http://gnupoc.sourceforge.net/HOWTO/ for Nokia 9210.i have win98 as dual os and configured wine as mentioned.
while running helloworld example,helloworld.armi is having a command like
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wine -- $(EPOCROOT)/epoc32/tools/petran.exe $(EPOCBLDUREL)/HelloWorld.app $@ \
-nocall -uid1 0x10000079 -uid2 0x100039ce -uid3 0x10008ab0
$(ERASE) $(EPOCBLDUREL)/HelloWorld.app
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it gave an error 'wine -- command not found'.so i changed the command to
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wine $(EPOCROOT)/epoc32/tools/petran.exe $(EPOCBLDUREL)/HelloWorld.app $@ \
-nocall -uid1 0x10000079 -uid2 0x100039ce -uid3 0x10008ab0
$(ERASE) $(EPOCBLDUREL)/HelloWorld.app
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will it make any difference in the result.
regards devi
OK, I just replied and -- ignore me. I looked at it again, and realized that there's no command so much following the wine -- part. There is an application called, but (assuming that Wine even knows the result of the $EPOCROOT variable (which it may or may not), if the .exe needs to then do the remaining functions, there are a bunch of issues, I think:
1. Spaces in the script (syntax issue 1, since Linux doesn't so much like spaces and you haven't told it that this is a script);
2. no indicator that the following script is a parameter that should be used by the application (syntax issue 2, but I could be wrong about that);
3. Variables that may or may not be available to the application (are these variables actually set somewhere that both Wine and the application know about)? (syntax issue 3)
4. Wine syntax itself. What version of Wine are you using, and is "wine -- application" the correct syntax for this version? It did change at some point, iirc.
I would actually be more likely to try to write this up as a BASH script to get it to run, if it has all these steps in it, as I'm not completely sure that just slapping it on the command line is possible to work anyway. But I don't have a Nokia phone, and I'm no programmer, so I could be wrong.
I've also looked at this how to, and I'm not completely certain that you are intended to try to run helloworld example anyway-- there are a couple of mentions about running petran.exe under Wine, but not in this context-- and what is the point of doing so anyway?
Are you able to run the actual symbian functions and the Nokia software you're trying to run?
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