Running LFS on Linux - Revision history

Ramco man8: /* Using winetricks to install DXVK and other dependencies */

2026-03-08T09:16:41Z

Using winetricks to install DXVK and other dependencies

2026-03-08T09:16:20Z

Fedora

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Enable Multiarch

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2022-09-24T09:00:33Z

No sound: added a possible fix discovered recently on forums

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 === Using winetricks to install DXVK and other dependencies ===
-'''(March 2026 Update) DXVK (thus a compatible GPU) is practically essential after the 0.8B graphical update. Expect instability if you don't use it or have a GPU without Vulkan support.'''
+'''(March 2026 Update) DXVK (thus a compatible GPU) is practically essential after the 0.8B graphical update. Expect poor performance and instability if you don't use it or have a GPU without Vulkan support.'''
 If your GPU supports Vulkan, you should enable '''dxvk''' (Vulkan renderer for DirectX) for better performance (in my case, it also prevented crashes from full grids of cars, and properly showed my GPU in the game's options).

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 Also install winetricks:
-   sudo apt install winetricks
+   sudo dnf install winetricks
 === Using winetricks to install DXVK and other dependencies ===

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 <!-- See: https://www.lfs.net/forum/post/1893089 -->
 This document will guide you through the process of installing and configuring Wine and LFS to allow you to run LFS's game client in Linux. We'll also touch on the subjects of configuring your wheel and solving common problems. For Instructions on how to run a dedicated host see [[Hosting#Linux_with_WINE|Hosting - Linux with Wine]].
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 * Xbox 360 Wireless Controller for Windows
-=== prerequisites ===
+=== Prerequisites ===
 * Basic knowledge of Linux and your distribution (shell, package manager).
 * A recent version of the Linux Kernel.

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 ==== Enable Multiarch ====
-<!-- This should be a template -->
+{{warning|This step is only required if you're running a x86_64 (ie: 64-bit) operating system!}}
 In case you are running a x86_64 (ie: a 64-bit) operating system, you need to enable Multiarch support in order to run 32-bit software (such as LFS!):

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	''Choose to install NVIDIA's 32-bit compatability libraries when asked. <br /> Choose to automatically update the X configuration file when asked.''		''Choose to install NVIDIA's 32-bit compatability libraries when asked. <br /> Choose to automatically update the X configuration file when asked.''
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 === No sound ===
-If you are not getting any sound in LFS, trying installing the Advanced Linux Sound Architecture (ALSA):
+If you are not getting any sound in LFS, trying installing the Advanced Linux Sound Architecture (ALSA) (a [https://www.lfs.net/forum/thread/98260 thread] suggests, on Manjaro kernel, to install the 32-bit version of ALSA and OpenAL to make sound work):
    sudo apt-get install alsa-base alsa-utils