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Error while executing the script in Arch Linux

Open nilfernandezfernandez opened this issue 3 years ago • 9 comments

wine: could not open working directory L"unix\home\nil\.fusion360\bin\", starting in the Windows directory.

I have multiple errors like this.

nilfernandezfernandez avatar Aug 12 '22 15:08 nilfernandezfernandez

you will need to provide more information: At what point during the process does this occur? during installation? during first startup?

What OS are you running?

MrAdam1983 avatar Aug 19 '22 11:08 MrAdam1983

Same issue, happens during installation, right at the beginning.

gromain avatar Aug 31 '22 12:08 gromain

Same issue here

AlistairKeiller avatar Sep 11 '22 19:09 AlistairKeiller

I see similar in installation, but after fixing #273 it seemed to proceed and install ok anyway (seemingly) despite these errors - dialogs popping up to install extensions I'd selected that I hadn't seen before - but then on launch:

wine: could not open working directory L"unix\\home\\$USER\\.fusion360\\", starting in the Windows directory.
Application could not be started, or no application associated with the specified file.
ShellExecuteEx failed: File not found.

What OS are you running?

Linux (Arch), as OP.

OJFord avatar Sep 21 '22 18:09 OJFord

Ah,

wine: could not open working directory

is resolved (if it's even a problem) by running from within wineprefixes/default/drive_c.

The rest seems to be the actual error though.

OJFord avatar Sep 21 '22 18:09 OJFord

Works after removing everything (because uninstall was broken too) and running ../../../bin/install.sh from the drive_c directory. (i.e. manually mkdir -p wineprefixes/default/drive_c first.)

OJFord avatar Sep 21 '22 19:09 OJFord

@OJFord Do you have more details on how you fixed this? I can't seem to recreate.

Agent123983 avatar Oct 31 '22 04:10 Agent123983

I seem to be running into this issue on kubuntu 23.10 myself. @OJFord could you expain what you're talking about in a bit more detail? i'm not sure if I follow

epicfacethe3rd avatar Apr 02 '24 00:04 epicfacethe3rd

I don't recall any more details, but fwiw I gave up on trying to run Fusion on Linux, not for this issue specifically, but just the general flakiness of getting it to run at all and then not performing well anyway.

OJFord avatar Apr 02 '24 03:04 OJFord