[SOLVED] Wine execution failure

[psyghost]

I am using debian etch testing (amd64 edition).
When using the stable version, wine worked without any problems.
The problems started after I dist-upgraded to testing.
When trying to execute wine, the script reports:

/usr/bin/wine: line 394: /usr/lib/wine/wine.bin: No such file or directory

The executable exists in /usr/lib/wine and has execution permissions.
The oddest part of this issue, is that this works sometimes.

I just ran:

roey@pc-roey-linux:~$ wine
Wine called with no arguments.
Invoking /usr/lib/wine/wine.bin  ...
roey@pc-roey-linux:~$ winecfg 
/usr/bin/wine: line 394: /usr/lib/wine/wine.bin: No such file or directory
Wine failed with return code 127
roey@pc-roey-linux:~$

When doing that 5 minutes ago resulted failure in the "wine" command. The root user also has the same problem.

I tried installing the single deb package from the wine site (using 2 different versions), and still no luck.

[dankegel]

I am using debian etch testing (amd64 edition).
When using the stable version, wine worked without any problems.
The problems started after I dist-upgraded to testing.

Sounds like you found a bug in debian etch testing, then...
that's what it's for, though, isn't it?

[psyghost]

Problem solved. It seems I accidentally moved my /emul directory to another location.