Wine Crashing
Wine Crashing
I tried to run Halo: combat evolved on Wine today, and I got an error message, saying that I was missing a certain dll package. After downloading this package, I tried again, but the window just opened, and then crashed right away.
I get this message in the terminal when I try to run the game.
wine: Unhandled page fault on read access to 0x000000f9 at address 0x7ee2f77e (thread 001e), starting debugger...
I run OpenSuse 11.4 and the latest version of wine
Any way to fix this?
I get this message in the terminal when I try to run the game.
wine: Unhandled page fault on read access to 0x000000f9 at address 0x7ee2f77e (thread 001e), starting debugger...
I run OpenSuse 11.4 and the latest version of wine
Any way to fix this?
Wine Crashing
If it is a microsoft dll yes. These in a lot of cases need to beIs it possibly related to downloading the dll?
properly installed.
winetricks helps with this for a lot of microsoft redistributable packages.
John
Wine Crashing
On Mon, Jan 9, 2012 at 4:05 PM, FlimsyMax <[email protected]> wrote:
John
What dll are you trying to install?When I enter the winetricks menu, and I go to 'Install a Game' the game I'm using isn't listed, so I can't figure out the proper way to download the dll
John
Wine Crashing
On Mon, Jan 9, 2012 at 4:24 PM, FlimsyMax <[email protected]> wrote:
dll. That dll most likely comes with the software that you are trying
to install.
John
I am not familiar with that one. I do not think this is a microsoftWhen I try to run the window it says 'strings.dll' is the one missing
dll. That dll most likely comes with the software that you are trying
to install.
John
Wine Crashing
On 01/09/2012 05:00 PM, FlimsyMax wrote:
whomever it was directed at.
This message was useless to the list, and should have been sent only toOkay, thank you
whomever it was directed at.
Re: Wine Crashing
The only useless message I see in this thread is yours. Politeness is always welcome.doug wrote:This message was useless to the list, and should have been sent only to
whomever it was directed at.