Saying it could not find the existing version in order to update it. Moved and extracted the newly arrived (failed) version, and ran it again. Hi, I just launched Native Access (in latest AVLinux with wine-staging 6.20)Īnd as is oft the case, it tried to find a newer version, which it did,Īnd as sometimes occurs, the update failed. It gets konfusing remembering NI's ever-shifting sands Some of the newer codebase releases may install without an iso, like Massive X. Older Kontakt versions might install without using an. Sudo mount -t udf /home/your-username/.wine/drive_c/users/your-username/Downloads/'Reaktor Spark R2.2.iso' -o unhide /mnt/ni Now browse to that folder, /mnt/ni and find the installer.exe,įor an installer with spaces in it's title, look at this example,Īgain, noting the path contains spaces requires surrounding ' quotes ' : (the above is all on one command line, not two separate commands, Sudo mount -t udf /home/you/.wine/drive_c/users/your-username/Downloads/Phasis.iso -o unhide /mnt/ni home/you/.wine/drive_c/Users/your-username/Downloads/Phasis.isoĪs root or sudo, make a folder in which to mount the iso image, The download itself is fine :hihi: so look for (note the quotes used to 'capture' paths that include spaces!Īs Native Access re-downloads Phasis or others, it may stop before completion Wine /home/you/.wine/drive_c/'Program Files/Native Instruments/Native Access/Native Access.exe' Other daws may be fine with newer wine-stagings. Newly installed plugins, and authorize them.įor Reaper, you'll want wine-staging 6.4 or older, as it's preferences text is missing in 6.5 and newer. Then restart Native Access, and it will find your iso file, (see below) extract and run the installer. wine/drive_c/users/your-username/Downloads.

With Native Access, if a download 'fails', it actually didn't.

Kontakt 6 player install failed