freebsd 15 32 bit wine issues

[coaltarofthedeepers]

hello. i have been trying to fix the issue i am having with wine so i can run 32 bit programs. i tried using pkg32.sh but all that did was tell me that wine and wine64 were different versions. i tried installing wine-devel, but pkg32.sh still installs wine-devel 10, still causing a version mismatch.

wine [wine-10.13] and wine64 [wine-11.7] versions do not match!

Try updating 32-bit wine with
    /usr/local/share/wine/pkg32.sh upgrade
If you are on FreeBSD 15, you can use the old repository
    /usr/local/share/wine/pkg32.sh --old upgrade -r FreeBSD-ports

running pkg32.sh --old upgrade -r FreeBSD-ports still does not install the correct version of wine. i want to run older windows software, is there any way to fix this at all.

 

[tedbell]

You'd have to use something like poudriere and build wine 10 in a FreeBSD 15.0 jail, then downgrade your 64bit wine to the one you built.

 

[LibreQuest]

I had this issue as well. If I remember I changed sources to latest and updated and ran old upgrade option. 32-bit games are now working on 15 on my systems with wine 11.

 

[SirDice]

and build wine 10 in a FreeBSD 15.0 jail

The version of the OS has nothing to do with the versions of ports/packages.

 

[CShell]

i want to run older windows software, is there any way to fix this at all.

I am running 3x - 32 bit old Windows games on FreeBSD wine on 15.0 using just pkgs - here's what I have installed:

15.0-RELEASE-p8

wine-devel-allaudio-11.5,1     Microsoft Windows compatibility environment
wine-gecko-devel-2.47.4_1      Gecko Layout Engine for Wine development branch (HTML support)
wine-mono-devel-11.0.0         Mono .NET implementation for Wine development branch
winetricks-20260125            Easy way to work around problems in Wine

You can swap the allaudio wine for:

wine-devel-11.5,1 Microsoft Windows compatibility environment

NOTE that I have also had success with the Proton (aka Steam) version of wine:

wine-proton-9.0.3 Wine with a bit of extra spice

Good Luck !

 

[tedbell]

The version of the OS has nothing to do with the versions of ports/packages.

you will get an os mismatch error if you install wine built in a 14.x jail on 15

 

[LibreQuest]

If you've upgraded your system from 14 to 15 and haven't rebuilt ports that can cause an issue as well.

 

[monwarez]

Looking at freshports, here all the available version:
It appears that for an unknown reason we got no latest build done for i386, and I got no fallout message about it.
Hence no update I guess.

You could build the new wow64 variant available here: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D56178

 

[Alexander88207]

It appears that for an unknown reason we got no latest build done for i386, and I got no fallout message about it.

First it failed to apply patches (even though no changes were made), and the last run crashed entirely.

 

[SirDice]

It appears that for an unknown reason we got no latest build done for i386, and I got no fallout message about it.

If it got skipped because a dependency failed then you won't get a fallout message. The dependency gets the fallout message, skipped port builds don't.

the last run crashed entirely.

Indeed. Can't tell what the reason for the crashed build is though. But it sometimes happens on my own build server too. Usually because I have something in my build list that disappeared from the ports tree.