Ubuntu 11.10 (64-bit)
wine 1.3.35
I'm trying to build wine so I can track down a bug. (Bug 8997 - Troopmaster freezing). The problem I have is when download the source and build it, I get a page fault when I try to run Troopmaster.exe using wine. If I use the wine installed from the Ubuntu repositories (same version) I don't get the page fault.
Why don't I get the same result between my build and the repository build?
Thanks for any help.
page fault using compiled wine, but not packaged version
Sounds like you didn't install wine-gecko for your local build. http://wiki.winehq.org/Geckotjandacw wrote:Looks like running 'winetricks ie7' fixes this. Still not sure why the packaged version of wine runs w/o all of the DLL overrides and the local compile doesn't.
It got installed when I installed the packaged version, although it looks like both wine1-2-gecko and wine1.3-gecko are installed. I guess installing wine1.3 didn't uninstall wine1.2-gecko.dimesio wrote: Sounds like you didn't install wine-gecko for your local build. http://wiki.winehq.org/Gecko
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$ dpkg --get-selections wine\*
wine1.2 deinstall
wine1.2-gecko install
wine1.3 install
wine1.3-dev install
wine1.3-gecko install
winetricks install
If you're running Wine from the build directory, it won't find the gecko you installed from a package. Read the wiki page for instructions on where to put it.tjandacw wrote: It got installed when I installed the packaged version, although it looks like both wine1-2-gecko and wine1.3-gecko are installed. I guess installing wine1.3 didn't uninstall wine1.2-gecko.
Thanks. I see that it should be ../gecko relative to the build tree. The installed gecko is in . Can I just make a soft link, or do I have to copy the file?
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/usr/share/wine/gecko