Time4Tea wrote: ↑Tue Feb 08, 2022 4:16 am
Sorry, also: what do you mean by a 'WoW64' prefix?
Wine32 on Wine64, or Windows32 on Windows64, it's basically a 64-Bits Wineprefix with working 32-Bits libraries. This is currently not possible on every operating system as some OSes don't support 32-Bits libraries and a Wine project to make 32-Bits Windows libraries to work with 64-Bits Unix libraries is not currently finished.
If your system is 64-Bits and provides support for 32-Bits Unix libraries, just create a 64-Bits Wineprefix and you have a WoW64 prefix.
I had tried installing .net 4.5 with my Wine version, but it didn't seem to work. I got quite similar error windows to the ones you showed
That's weird, ¿did you got the dotnet installers running or did it not appear?
I also forgot to say that winetricks will set yout Windows version to "Windows 2003", you'll need to set it back to "Windows 10" on winecfg after installing dotnet452
Check if you've used the correct prefix aswell :S
Also, if it's still important.... I would like to note:
That issue
wine: Unhandled stack overflow at address 10001037 (thread 0024), starting debugger...
Seems to be a issue on your system, not with Wine. May be something complex from broken kernel to something very stupid like a missing icon file, so that's needed a investigation to solve the problem.
You can use 'strace' to see what it's trying to do before the stackoverflow error
(You don't need to do that if you don't have that issue anymore)
Also, ¿what's your distribution?