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[gurkenchrissie]

Hello,

when I use PlayOnLinux to install wine 1.7.15, playonlinux cannot execute wine.
It is strange, because the file
/home/anna/.PlayOnLinux/wine/linux-amd64/1.7.15/bin/wine
exists, and the executable-flag ist set.
-rwxr-xr-x 1 anna anna 7612 Mär 22 23:10 wine

If I execute the ./wine via command line, I get an error
bash: ./wine: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden
(English: bash: ./wine: File or Directory not found)

The other executables execute normally. e.g. ./wine64 shows the usual help message

I use a fresh installed debian wheezy amd64. No backports, yet. No i386 Multiarch, yet.
All packages were installed from official debian mirrors.
Kernel 3.2.0-4-amd64

Maybe the command ./wine is a 32-bit executable? And I may not execute them on an 64 Bit environment?
Has anyone an idea what may be the cause?

Thx

[stevepusser]

Yes, those local wines in wine "bottles" are 32-bit, but also are not in your PATH. Try launching with the complete path to the file, leaving off the "./"

[kiyop]

To the OP, gurkenchrissie,
Do you understand the meaning of "./" ?
http://linuxtutorial.info/modules.php?n ... &pageid=17

[TobiSGD]

You answered the question yourself already: Those binaries are 32 bit and you have not installed multiarch support, so you can't run them.