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Wine+.NET Framework 2.0

PostPosted: Nov 5th, '12, 14:35
by Petruccha
Hi! I have Mageia 2 64bit version. I have installed wine 32bit version+winetricks, i succsesfuly instaled .NET Framework 1.1? but i can't install .NET Framework 2.0, I've got error Note: command 'wine dotnetfx.exe' returned status 5. Aborting.
Sorry my english.
With best regards!
P.S: I need to run CAD programs like Siemens NX8 on my Linux.

Re: Wine+.NET Framework 2.0

PostPosted: Nov 5th, '12, 15:08
by tom_

Re: Wine+.NET Framework 2.0

PostPosted: Nov 5th, '12, 15:29
by Petruccha
I already try it, don't work for me:( when i try clean profile, i can intall it, but i can't istall .NET 1.1

Re: Wine+.NET Framework 2.0

PostPosted: Nov 5th, '12, 17:16
by Petruccha
What does it mean: svn checkout http://winetricks.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ winetricks-read-only ?
What should I do?

Re: Wine+.NET Framework 2.0

PostPosted: Nov 5th, '12, 18:16
by tom_
they said you should compile your version of winetrick,
but as one year is passed probably you don't need to do that.

it would be nice to know if that fix is present in your winetrick,
which version are you using?

Re: Wine+.NET Framework 2.0

PostPosted: Nov 5th, '12, 20:39
by doktor5000
For winetricks: It's a simple shell script, needs no compiling and can be downloaded directly from http://winetricks.org/winetricks
Instructions at http://wiki.winehq.org/winetricks. Actually you just need to make it executable, and run it from the folder where you downloaded it like this (in a terminal):
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./winetricks dlls

and you will get something like this (snapshot from my system):

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.NET 2.0 can be successfully installed that way, already tested that. Question would be why you need .NET 2.0,
as you can run such applications normally natively under linux using Mono framework: http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page

EDIT: Disregard that question, just saw what you want to run. Best bet would be to use a windows install in virtualbox for something like that, IMHO.