Bad EXE-Format [solved]

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Bad EXE-Format [solved]

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I'ld like to install Supreme Commander. While double clicking on setup.exe nothing happened, so I tried it with the terminal and it gave me this:

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remo@Laptop:~/virtual-drives/1$ wine setup.exe 
preloader: Warning: failed to reserve range 00000000-00010000
preloader: Warning: failed to reserve range 00000000-00010000
wine: could not load L"H:\\virtual-drives\\1\\setup.exe": Bad EXE-Format for
remo@Laptop:~/virtual-drives/1$ preloader: Warning: failed to reserve range 00000000-00010000
preloader: Warning: failed to reserve range 00000000-00010000
Do you know how to solve this problem?
I use Ubuntu 8.04 an Wine 0.9.60...
The DVD has been mounted with AcetoneISO

EDIT: I've fixed the memory problem, the output looks now like this:

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remo@Laptop:~/virtual-drives/1$ wine setup.exe 
wine: could not load L"H:\\virtual-drives\\1\\setup.exe": Bad EXE-Format for
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Re: Bad EXE-Format

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Remo wrote:The DVD has been mounted with AcetoneISO
Either DVD is corrupt or you not propperlty mounted. Copy that file to you hard drive and try to run from there.
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Post by Remo »

Thanks for your answer.
Unfortunately this makes no difference... :(
The image can't be corrupted, I also used it in Windows before.
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Post by vitamin »

Remo wrote:Thanks for your answer.
Unfortunately this makes no difference... :(
The image can't be corrupted, I also used it in Windows before.
Then you didn't properly mount that image. Consult your distro's support channels. Or better then that use real DVD.
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I've solved the problem now:

I had to use the "Extract image content to a folder" function of AcetoneISO and then run it on the hard drive.

Thanks for your help! :D
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