CS:GO crash and error in steam in wine on Arch Linux.

[reznik]

I am trying to install CS:GO in wine in steam and am getting this error "Your graphics hardware does not support all features (CSM) required to run this game."
OS:Arch Linux x64 kernal version 3.12.6
Wine version: 1.7.9 (I have tried a few others too)
Hardware: Radeon HD 7790, 8GB DDR3 RAM, AMD A10-5800k.
Driver: Proprietary catalyst driver with the latest update
I searched for hours and tried many different things and nothing worked.
I did see a few posts about editing your registry to spoof your GPU name but I saw no information on how to do that.

[reznik]

Solved the main issue, now I just can't use a keyboard or the game will crash.
http://appdb.winehq.org/commentview.php ... adId=83753

[malank]

I haven't gotten CS:GO working yet (same error that you had), but I did fix the keyboard issue in Ricochet (I was just using this to test since it was only a 250MB download). Make sure to do the following in PlayOnLinux config:
- Install dxfullsetup
- Install DirectInput
- Under Display:
-- Set GLSL to "enabled"
-- Set Direct Draw Renderer to "opengl"
-- Set Strict Draw Ordering to "enabled"

You probably don't need to do all of these things, but it worked for me. The image in the link you posted is missing and those Keys don't seem to exist in my registry. Mind posting some more specifics on how you fixed it? Thanks

[malank]

Found another post with better instructions:

From: https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager. ... ngId=76737

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For the the folks running with radeon cards, you're going to have to trick steam into thinking you have an NVIDIA card.

You're going to need to create the following DWORD value keys which likely do not exist (along with their directories) which are all to be located at:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER->Software->Wine->Direct3D->

with the two new keys being called "VideoPciDeviceID" and "VideoPciVendorID".

I used the value of "0x10de" for the VendorID and "0x0402" for the DeviceID.

[malank]

So the instructions that I posted got me past the error message, now it's just getting stuck with crashed video and proper audio. Still working on it...

[malank]

Sweet. CS:GO is now working. The keyboard workaround was actually to disable the Steam in-game overlay in the steam settings. There are other WineHQ posts about that.

For the video corruption, in PlayOnLinux, I had to set the video memory to 1024MB (which is what my HW is at; I had previously set it to 512MB), and I think the key is to set Multisampling to "disabled".

Anyway, my FPS is very low (10 during a firefight, 20 walking around, up to 30 in spectator), so I'm still working on that, but at least it's not crashing.