Wine - lib32-nvidia-utils
I'm trying to play a game via wine, the game needs the lib32-nvidia-utils package.
If I try to install it from the repos, pacman tells me that it is unavailable, even after repo syncing with pacman -Sy...
( Arch package search shows me that it is normally in the community repos )
However, I've navigated to a repo in my browser,
downloaded it manually, and tried to install it ( with pacman -U).
Then pacman tells me something like:
the package lib32-nvidia-utils conflicts with lib32-libgl.
khm...
lib32-libgl is needed by lib32-mesa which is needed by wine.
so, how to install lib32-nvidia-utils?
host is archx86_64, nvidia driver is 190.42, with gnome 2.28, wine version is 1.1.34-2, installed from AUR (bin32-wine)
Last edited by scar (2009-12-19 12:13:47)
sorry, it is solved....
pacman -Syy ( forced syncing )
sudo pacman -S lib32-nvidia-utils
remove lib32-libgl, it doesn't break anything...
wine launches well and the games ( as any wine app ) is working fine
Last edited by scar (2009-12-19 12:19:58)
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Last edited by Browcio (2013-04-06 10:38:12)$ sudo pacman -Syu nvidia-libgl
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Last edited by manasij7479 (2012-03-17 21:40:10)Grepping "pacman -Q" for nvidia, ati and intel individually do not show anything suspicious under the later two.
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[manasij7479@manasijd ~]$ pacman -Q | grep ati
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FIXED NOW. REMOVED the CONFLICTING file. big deal.
Hello i just do my usual pacman -Syu and hit a problem with nvidia-utils package.
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!!Fixed now.
Not a big deal, tried to stop X and remove nvidia module but had to move or remove this file
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Last edited by Kaso_Da_Zmok (2008-01-08 11:16:53)cell wrote:I read some where that the conflict comes when if you install with the script from nvidia.com and then reverse back to the driver from the repository.
Same happened to me.
I never installed anything manually, and I also had that issue.
So the explanation given in the link I gave above is more probable, at least in my case.
Otherwise, simply removing the conflicting file is in my opinion the easiest and safest way. -
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