Hi Marcos, > >It looks that you still have the Nvidia version of libGL.so online instead of > >the needed one. Wine itself doesn't use nvidia-tls, but nvidia's libGL does: > > Thanks Pavel, I think you are totally right but let me explain: > I run the NVIDIA-XXXX --uninstall and let it make the work, but lots > of losts libraries were abandoned everywhere in my system, I rm'd the > vast majority of them, but the problem I think are the ones that has > no 'nvidia' in the name that are still lost. > > Reading your answer I remembered that some time ago I readed at > phoronix that ATI binary driver has now his own prefix for libraries > to avoid conflicts against the free driver they are helping to > develop. I think there is the problem. Starting from locating libGL I > get (sorry for the long log): > > > $locate libGL > ... list cut out > > Now the question is, whats the one wine is looking for, to symlink it, > because Im almost sure fglrx put his owns on /usr/lib/fglrx and leave > the old untouched, and maybe the NVIDIA uninstaller wasnt able to > restore previous, making wine to fail. If you don't have Nvidia card in your system anymore, these libraries are definitely unneeded. I would recommend to find and remove them. You may try to use something like this from the terminal: cd /usr/lib grep -l nvidia After seeing them, rm them manually, or if all looks well and only expected names like libGL etc. are there, let the system do it for you: grep -l nvidia | xargs rm Then cd /usr/lib32 and repeat the operation. With regards, Pavel
