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Tiny Core Extensions => TCE Q&A Forum => Topic started by: P5music on November 08, 2010, 01:53:18 PM
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Hello,
I am trying to install a windows program under wine in tinycore but at an early stage during installation I get:
"Your computer does not support SSE2 feature."
Is it a general wine issue or just related to the current wine extension?
Thanks
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Does that occur only with the specific windows app, or with any app?
Does the app install anyway or not?
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It happens just with one application that does not finish install procedure (Presonus Studio One), but I have to say I just tried a bunch of applications: Reaper, SampleTank, Kontakt, Java.
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First of all, does your cpu support SSE2? if not, it's not a bug anywhere.
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I think so
this happens on a recent notebook acer aspire 5735z
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I seem to remember you can check the cpu info in one of the tabs on cpanel/stats
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in the "cpu" tab of cp/stats
I find "sse sse2 ss" at the "flags" line.
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Well wine was compiled with the standard tc flags -march=i486 -mtune=i686. To add sse2 support an additional flag -msse2 would be needed (I guess), but that decision is basically up to the designers of tc and the repo maintainer. I'm ready to submit such version ;-) So I think no bug at all, just a design issue?!
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just for information:
I tested this feature on linux mint and it fails there too.
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Have you checked if this windows app is supported by wine?
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@gutmensch:
It should be of no use to have Wine itself use sse2 features. The apps' use of such is independent of Wine's.
IMO, a needless restriction on what cpus can run Wine, without hardly any benefit on those that can.
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P5music,
Searching the AppDB of winehq I can't see any app with such a name.
Any pointers to what makes you believe it should work?