You then have a "setup.exe" (here: planeplotter6_5_1_9.exe) Perhaps the browser download rather than the "wget" method is preferable Please note that the file name of the "setup.exe" will change forĮvery new release, so be sure to check the filename before downloading. You can find Internet Explorer in the WINE installation, butĪlternatively you could wget to download the current executable to a Using a Web browser (does it matter which?) locate and download BOX86_NOBANNER=1 winetricks dotnet20sp2.We need some other stuff which works under Linux, for example:Īt this point, a final test was suggested, but it failed for me: We download it, make it executable, and copy This is a very useful part of WINE allowing to you to install some other Sudo ln -s ~/wine/bin/wineserver /usr/local/bin/wineserver Sudo ln -s ~/wine/bin/winecfg /usr/local/bin/winecfg Sudo ln -s ~/wine/bin/wine /usr/local/bin/wine Sudo mv wine-installer/opt/wine-devel ~/wine Now it's time to reboot WINE: wine rebootĭpkg-deb -xv wine-devel-i386_6.1~buster-1_b wine-installerĭpkg-deb -xv wine-devel_6.1~buster-1_b wine-installer.sudo ln -s ~/wine/bin/wineserver /usr/local/bin/wineserver.sudo ln -s ~/wine/bin/winecfg /usr/local/bin/winecfg.sudo ln -s ~/wine/bin/wine /usr/local/bin/wine.Create links to the WINE executable files:.sudo mv wine-installer/opt/wine-devel ~/wine.dpkg-deb -xv wine-devel_5.21-buster_b wine-installer.dpkg-deb -xv wine-devel-i386_5.21-buster_b wine-installer.Next use dkpg-deb to "register" the files you've downloaded with.Note that there is a tilde character in theĭownload name, see later in this page if you don't haveĪ tilde on your keyboard, or it's in the wrong place! Use the wget (I now seem to have both Downloads and downloads directories.). If you don't already have a "downloads" directory - create.Work! If you already have WINE, proceed to installingįrom which I extracted the on-screen script. You may save yourself a lot of unnecessary To check, type a command like:įrom a Linux terminal. However: It may even be that WINE is already installed (I wish I had I used a Raspberry Pi 400 and a 32 GB SD card.
Step 1 - Base Image - be sure to check if you already have WINE!Ī pre-made OS image for the Raspberry Pi (based on Buster) is available here:Īnd I suggest you download, burn to a microSD card and install into your RPi. My terminology is likely not quite Linux standard. This is a work in progress - comments and corrections Some experience with Linux on a Raspberry Pi is assumed. Many on the PlanePlotter group, including Max France, Ian Chadwick and Joe Kinane These are first notes based on experiments in early 2021, with guidance from Using WINE to run PlanePlotter on a Raspberry Pi
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