Starting with a path such as /home/nielsenb/space test/gallium-nine-standalone-v0.4/gallium-nine-standalone causes the install to fail with wine: cannot find L"C:\\windows\\system32\\ninewinecfg.exe"
The error is caused by the produced symlinks being broken, an example broken symlink:
This is because the determination of BASE in nine-install.sh does not correctly account for spaces. Sticking with plain shell scripting, one potential workaround might be:
BASE="$(dirname "$(readlink -f "$0")")"
I can confirm this produces the correct symlink in both space and non-space cases.
dhewg
commented
5 years ago
Starting with a path such as
/home/nielsenb/space test/gallium-nine-standalone-v0.4/gallium-nine-standalonecauses the install to fail withwine: cannot find L"C:\\windows\\system32\\ninewinecfg.exe"The error is caused by the produced symlinks being broken, an example broken symlink:
testprefix/drive_c/windows/system32/ninewinecfg.exe -> '/home/nielsenb'$'\n''test/gallium-nine-standalone-v0.4/gallium-nine-standalone/bin64/ninewinecfg.exe.so'This is because the determination of
BASEinnine-install.shdoes not correctly account for spaces. Sticking with plain shell scripting, one potential workaround might be:BASE="$(dirname "$(readlink -f "$0")")"I can confirm this produces the correct symlink in both space and non-space cases.