sorry to drag this topic back up but I noticed you still didn't have wine running.
download wine source, latest version.
(
http://www.winehq.org)
put the file in your /tmp dir
then :
su -
rpm --erase --test wine (or something similar, don't know exact package name)
rpm --erase wine
cd /usr/src
tar tzf /tmp/Wine-20020122.tar.gz
tar xzf /tmp/Wine-20020122.tar.gz
cd wine-20020122
./tools/wineinstall
(do everything up untill the local config file)
exit
cd /usr/src
./tools/wineinstall
(create the local configfile)
happy wine'ing
(p.s. if some programs don't work right you should try them with other versions because it's in a development state so sometimes a release may break what was working in a last release)
[ February 03, 2002: Message edited by: BadKarma ]