Hello, i have one problem with starting server on linux. I doed all what there's writted in this tutorial: http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=9572, but then i try to do:
It gives me a error, and i don't know what to do. Please help me, i'm 2nd day on linux OS, and write the simpler how you can, thanks.

The error:

EDIT: And how solve this one problem:

I had no troubles running LFS with Wine, if you use a native unpacker, decompress the whole bundle to:


or


if you run the self-extracting .exe package using Wine.

Then type the following:

Quote from KuHS :

Hello, i have one problem with starting server on linux. I doed all what there's writted in this tutorial: http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=9572, but then i try to do:

wine LFS.exe /cfg=path/to/setup.cfg

It gives me a error, and i don't know what to do. Please help me, i'm 2nd day on linux OS, and write the simpler how you can, thanks.

The error:

Invoking /usr/lib/wine/wine.bin LFS.exe /cfg=path/to/setup.cfg ...
Application tried to create a window, but no driver could be loaded.
Make sure that your X server is running and that $DISPLAY is set correctly.
Wine exited with a successful status


EDIT: And how solve this one problem:

Cannot open /dev/tty0 (No such file or directory)

Are you attempting to run the dedi server from a linux box that is running without an X server? Karl (TAA) has ran it before, but never told much more than him running it X-Less.

A few options for running completely X-less:
1. Recompile Wine without X support
2. Use a package with X support, but don't install the X libraries (you'll still get a lot of cruft, and this may not work, depending on how your distro packages wine)
3. Use wineconsole (which was being phased out, last time I looked into it)

In both cases you need to make sure you have perfect cfg for LFS because if its not perfect LFS will try and either create a window or a dialog box telling you there is an error.

You need to ensure that you're running with /dedicated=invisible and that everything else is correctly and perfectly set in the cfg (which you can either test on a Linux server with X, or on a windows machine).

If you don't care about X and all its crap being installed, you could use xvfb.

Disclaimer: I've not run LFS dedi on Linux for quite sometime, and things may have changed.

Ok thanks for some messages, but i need to solve that error. Who can explain how i can fix it? Or maiby use an other running method?

Quote from KuHS :

Ok thanks for some messages, but i need to solve that error. Who can explain how i can fix it? Or maiby use an other running method?

The post above explained what your options are to get it working

Hi, accidentally saw this topic..
I'm running remote Dedicated LFS server @ Linux.
Will explain how to do this.

1. To run LFS need Wine (so install it if you don't have yet)
2. Go to LFSserver folder: cd <folder_name>
3. Config must be: /dedicated=invisible
4. LFS server command to run:
screen wineconsole --backend=curses LFS.exe /cfg=setup.cfg
After this command lfs server console window will apper on ssh console.
To close("minimize") this window need to type: CTRL+A,CTRL+D, then you will return to linux console.
For closing(terminating) this window use: CTRL+C or kill <PID> or kill -9 <PID>

After running LFS server you can look all running processes and PID's typing: ps x

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If you get an error like this:
ALSA lib seq_hw.c:457: (snd_seq_hw_open) open /dev/snd/seq failed: No such file or directory
Application tried to create a window, but no driver could be loaded.
Make sure that your X server is running and that $DISPLAY is set correctly.

It means that wine cannot load sound MIDI drivers. Why midi? - because LFS server config was bad and LFS forced to show an error(message+loading MIDI sound for windows)
Solution: try to check your setup.cfg

Edit: was it helpful?

ps: you can check how it runs connecting to: drifting.lt

Still have this X-server nagging, but in screen at least it runs