You can’t mix my copr packages with the regular packages in F43 or other repos. So either you use everything in the copr (and no wine related packages from the regular F43 repo) or not and then you must disable the copr. It looks like you have a mix of wine packages from the copr and from the regular F43 repo. To get things going again I would try:
Always backup your wine prefixes as changing wine versions is risky.
Uninstall the conflicting wine packages from the copr. Looking at the output you gave, start with
$ sudo dnf remove wine wine-cms wine-dxvk-d3d8
Disable the copr: sudo dnf disable patrickl/wine-tkg
Run the command: sudo dnf clean all
Install wine from the F43 repo: sudo dnf install wine
Note that there is no yabridge package in F43 so you will need to get that from github or rebuild it yourself.
Feel like I am losing my mind trying to install wineasio for use with Ableton. I now getting the error:
/usr/bin/wine: not an i386 ELF binary…don’t know how to load it
What would you recommend? New to linux and am really struggling here. Had Ableton installed and working but couldn’t register the wineasio.dll file. Now I’ve gone backwards a step though.
What did you exactly install on which Fedora version? Are you on Fedora 42 or 43? Did you install my wine-tkg copr and follow the instructions? I recommend you join the Yabridge discord at yabridge and ask in the Support channel.
Thank you for maintaining this repo! Fedora has been my preferred Linux distribution for several years, and yabridge has been an invaluable tool for me as I’ve been getting back into making music!
Will this repo be updated for Fedora 44, now that it has been released?
I see that you really do working hard for your copr repo. You even announce news about it. I think someone really should help you with that. I’d really wish I knew how to develop a copr repo but I don’t know that. I really appreciate your work. As soon as possible I’ll support you. Thanks for all of these.