Wine Could Not Load Bad Exe Format For
I’m running Ubuntu 10.04 LTS. After installing Wine-1.2.2 (type wine –version to check) via sudo apt-get install wine within a CLI terminal, I tried to install a.msi file via the following syntax:$ wine install.msiUnfortunately, this produced the following error message to be displayed:$ wine: Bad EXE format for Z:homeziffstarinstall.msiThe solution, to install.msi files in Wine, is to use the msiexec program. How to use splashtop.
The appropriate syntax to launch a.msi file is as follows:$ wine msiexec /i install.msiOR$ wine start install.msi.
This error code means this: ERRORBADEXEFORMAT 193 (0xC1)%1 is not a valid Win32 application.If you are talking about ODBCAD32.exe, then it looks like the installation of the driver mis-registered a 32 bit driver ad 64 bit or vise-versa. It is trying to load either a 32 bit driver from the 64 bit version (C:windowssystem32odbcad32.exe) or trying to load a 64 bit driver from the 32 bit version (C:windowssyswow64odbcad32.exe). As the driver listing is determined by registry keys that are set on installation of the driver, it is likely that the driver installer has a fault which is causing it to be mis-registered with ODBC. I would take this up with Oracle from here, I suppose.
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Hope that helps, JohnThis post is provided 'as is' and confers no express or implied warranties or rights. This error code means this: ERRORBADEXEFORMAT 193 (0xC1)%1 is not a valid Win32 application.If you are talking about ODBCAD32.exe, then it looks like the installation of the driver mis-registered a 32 bit driver ad 64 bit or vise-versa. It is trying to load either a 32 bit driver from the 64 bit version (C:windowssystem32odbcad32.exe) or trying to load a 64 bit driver from the 32 bit version (C:windowssyswow64odbcad32.exe). As the driver listing is determined by registry keys that are set on installation of the driver, it is likely that the driver installer has a fault which is causing it to be mis-registered with ODBC. I would take this up with Oracle from here, I suppose. Hope that helps, JohnThis post is provided 'as is' and confers no express or implied warranties or rights.