32-bit Wine needs 32-bit libraries. Yours is 64-bit.

wvxvw wrote:What is the way to pass the path to adl.exe so that it be able find it?

Use http://wiki.winehq.org/winepath when in doubt.

Example:

Can I find a good description somethere? Sure: http://source.winehq.org/git/wine.git/tree I'm actually speaking about a game. Which one? XSendEvent seems to be ideal, but looks like Wine ignores messages sent this way. It might work for keyboard but not for mouse. Wine uses XInput which provides ra...

Have you tried adding these options to CS 1.6?: Alternatively try this:

Mesa-7.11-11.4.2.x86_64

See this topic for extra info: http://forum.winehq.org/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=16633

This is English forum. Please post in English.

Submit a bug in bugzilla. I'm not sure how good RTL support in Wine now days. There was a lot of work put into this earlier this year.
BTW you did not specify Wine version. If it's not the latest (1.5.12 released 2 days ago) - upgrade.

Does CS 1.6 even support such resolution on Windows?

Then use command line options for CS to tell it what width & height you want.

Please install debug symbols id you haven't already, and use winedbg to get the full backtrace:

I'm not so sure you are running in 32-bit mode. A lot of dlls are loaded in address space above 2 GB. And some are loaded in upper 1GB. This should never happen for 32-bit configuration.

Enable virtual desktop mode and set it's size to your monitor resolution.

Next time please put your logs inside "code" block. And try not to paste the output into terminal.... =>0 0x005adf59 in hardlock.sys (+0x6df59) (0x0053e708) =>0 0x005981b6 in aksfridge.sys (+0x581b6) (0x0053e978) These are USB dongle drivers. Is your program uses one? If not, use fresh win...

Two things to try:
1. Use enable virtual desktop in winecfg
2. Reinstall steam into 32-bit only wineprefix.

Please repost your reply. It became a collateral damage in fight with spam...

I think you have a bad libOSMesa.so. Mine has all exports with exception of two with word "tls". As for gstreamer - it's tricky. You need 32-bit glib2 installed. And instruct pkgconfig to use 32-bit version of libraries via export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/lib32/pkgconfig; ./configure &&...

Please post complete terminal output as a text.

What exactly are you trying to do with winedbg? If you just want to save everything Wine outputs then you should do this:
http://wiki.winehq.org/FAQ#get_log

First I'd suggest you run Wine as a regular user and never as root. Second make sure nothing is overheating (CPU, GPU, memory).

Make sure you installing 32-bit opengl libraries correctly. They are part of the driver.

Wine's font's don't have Hebrew glyph that's why you can't see anything. Try installing some windows fonts (either via distro or using winetricks).

Most of the time this is caused by corrupt video drivers. Reinstall them.

Obviously you can't "update" posts on forum. But Wiki - have at it. Anyone can create an account and contribute.

Doesn't look like any of those packages are 32-bit.

For example memory of a process running in Wine can surely be read from /proc. Yes of course. But what good will it do it you don't know what's there? Wine only creates X windows for top level windows, not each individual control. So you can't send mouse/keyboard events that way. Or rather it will ...