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Wine install cross dependencies

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Help! When I try to install wine from .deb files from Ubuntu Packages I can't because wine1.4-i386.deb and wine1.4-common.deb are cross dependent. One wont install without the other being configured. I have tried installing both at the same time and I get this messsage:

Errors were encountered while processing:

wine1,4-i386.deb

wine1.4-common.deb

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answered 2 Years ago umplegitimat · Accepted Answer

You can try this,
First unpack both the packages and then try to configure them:

sudo dpkg --unpack wine1.4-i386.deb wine1.4-common.deb

Then use this command to configure

sudo dpkg --configure -a

Alternatively, you may simply try to setup a local repository with this two package and install them using it.

How to create a local APT repository?

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Hope this answer will help you.