I have met the same problem as you, and I have solved it.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2214695.new#new
Topic: Self compiled build won't run on Windows? (Read 546 times)
OK I've made a quick patch to the building process:
https://github.com/flatfly/electrum/blob/c08657259dc8e5848e33b66e1f829fbd502a1445contrib/build-wine/build-electrum-git.sh
Just replace your copy of build-electrum-git.sh with this one, and try again to see where the error is (hopefully).
https://github.com/flatfly/electrum/blob/c08657259dc8e5848e33b66e1f829fbd502a1445contrib/build-wine/build-electrum-git.sh
Just replace your copy of build-electrum-git.sh with this one, and try again to see where the error is (hopefully).
Offer 250$ in Bitcoin for anyone who can solve this problem for me.
I don't have a Ubuntu / Wine setup at hand. Would you be happy with a pure Windows procedure?
I am currently trying to compile a build for Windows using Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and Wine 2.0.1, following the guide in the git repo.
The build compiles just fine, no errors thrown but once I try to launch any of the .exe files nothing will happen. No error, no nothing. No line of code was changed and when trying to install the same source on Ubuntu with "python setup.py install" and try to launch it, it works just fine. Any Idead what could cause this?
Used the current lastest commit in Github, used the 2.8.3 commit in Github and used the source files directly provided on electurm.org.
The build compiles just fine, no errors thrown but once I try to launch any of the .exe files nothing will happen. No error, no nothing. No line of code was changed and when trying to install the same source on Ubuntu with "python setup.py install" and try to launch it, it works just fine. Any Idead what could cause this?
Used the current lastest commit in Github, used the 2.8.3 commit in Github and used the source files directly provided on electurm.org.
I never have any luck compiling anything on Linux, there is alway some library that is missing, or some memory leak that makes the software crash....
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Offer 250$ in Bitcoin for anyone who can solve this problem for me.
Opened an issue on Github:
https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/issues/2610
There seems to be an already closed issue with the same problem. It actually seems like the created was able to fix the problem but closed the issue without providing the fix.
https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/issues/2532
https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/issues/2610
There seems to be an already closed issue with the same problem. It actually seems like the created was able to fix the problem but closed the issue without providing the fix.
https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/issues/2532
Nice to know that I am not alone 
Yet I'd love to see some answer or atleast get an idea what causes that problem.
Yet I'd love to see some answer or atleast get an idea what causes that problem. legendary
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having the same exact problem, also willing to pay a bounty for a fix.
mine is 29,494 KB version 2.8.2
the binary from electrum is 29,796 - so mine is actually smaller.
Not sure what i'm doing wrong or what to look for in all of the commands leading up to the final build.
Some of the commands produced warning of different kinds but the exe was built
mine is 29,494 KB version 2.8.2
the binary from electrum is 29,796 - so mine is actually smaller.
Not sure what i'm doing wrong or what to look for in all of the commands leading up to the final build.
Some of the commands produced warning of different kinds but the exe was built
Yes, the binary from electrum.org works just fine. I just checked and for some reason my build is also about 200-300 kb bigger.
It seems there is something wrong with either my setup or my workflow. Considering there is no debug tool in Electrum on Windows it's really hard to find the problem.
Would someone who managed to create a running build write down their exact workflow from download of the source to binary? I'd pay a few bucks for such an explanation!
It seems there is something wrong with either my setup or my workflow. Considering there is no debug tool in Electrum on Windows it's really hard to find the problem.
Would someone who managed to create a running build write down their exact workflow from download of the source to binary? I'd pay a few bucks for such an explanation!
Are you able to run the pre-compiled binary available for download on electrum.org using the Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and Wine 2.0.1 combination? Just wanting to rule out possible issues with attempting to run the Windows version under Wine.
I am currently trying to compile a build for Windows using Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and Wine 2.0.1, following the guide in the git repo.
The build compiles just fine, no errors thrown but once I try to launch any of the .exe files nothing will happen. No error, no nothing. No line of code was changed and when trying to install the same source on Ubuntu with "python setup.py install" and try to launch it, it works just fine. Any Idead what could cause this?
Used the current lastest commit in Github, used the 2.8.3 commit in Github and used the source files directly provided on electurm.org.
The build compiles just fine, no errors thrown but once I try to launch any of the .exe files nothing will happen. No error, no nothing. No line of code was changed and when trying to install the same source on Ubuntu with "python setup.py install" and try to launch it, it works just fine. Any Idead what could cause this?
Used the current lastest commit in Github, used the 2.8.3 commit in Github and used the source files directly provided on electurm.org.
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