Trying to Run UnRealWorld through Wine

[Olthadir]

I have heard great things about this game and decided to give it a try. The website says it is playable on a Mac running Wine, and so far it seems to work, but I get this error:

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fixme:keyboard:X11DRV_LoadKeyboardLayout L"00000409", 0080: stub!
fixme:keyboard:X11DRV_LoadKeyboardLayout L"04090409", 0001: stub!

I've looked around but it seems no one else has had this problem. Can anyone help me get through this?

[austin987]

On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 3:54 PM, Olthadir <[email protected]> wrote:

I have heard great things about this game and decided to give it a try. The website says it is playable on a Mac running Wine, and so far it seems to work, but I get this error:

Code:
fixmeX11DRV_LoadKeyboardLayout L"00000409", 0080: stub!
fixmeX11DRV_LoadKeyboardLayout L"04090409", 0001: stub!




I've looked around but it seems no one else has had this problem. Can anyone help me get through this?

Do you actually have a problem? You can ignore terminal output if you
don't have a problem.

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-Austin

[Daemon]

[quote="Olthadir"]

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fixme:keyboard:X11DRV_LoadKeyboardLayout L"00000409", 0080: stub!
fixme:keyboard:X11DRV_LoadKeyboardLayout L"04090409", 0001: stub!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Method_stub

Church.

[James McKenzie]

Olthadir wrote:

I have heard great things about this game and decided to give it a try. The website says it is playable on a Mac running Wine, and so far it seems to work, but I get this error:

Code:
fixmeX11DRV_LoadKeyboardLayout L"00000409", 0080: stub!
fixmeX11DRV_LoadKeyboardLayout L"04090409", 0001: stub!

It appears that you are running with a German keyboard layout, correct?
Can you switch to USA so that you can play the game?

James McKenzie

[Olthadir]

No... I'm using a US Keyboard. Now that's odd...

Well, I found a work around. After Daemon and austin987 told me that the Stub was just a programming tool, and I should be able to run the program myself. So, I got myself the DarWine terminal all reset, and it actually runs the program.

Thank you everyone for helping me out. I still get the stubs, but at least I can run the program.

[DaVince]

Bah, stubs are still spewed out by virtually any program run through Wine. Ignore 'em unless you have problems (and if you do, look for errors before stubs/fixme's).

[Olthadir]

Bah, stubs are still spewed out by virtually any program run through Wine. Ignore 'em unless you have problems (and if you do, look for errors before stubs/fixme's).

Well, the problem was Wine wasn't letting the program run because of the stubs... Don't ask me why! The only way to get around it was to actually run the program through the terminal instead of the GUI.

But then again, I don't know much about this stuff; however I am glad I know enough to have actually get it working.

[austin987]

On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 11:42 AM, Olthadir <[email protected]> wrote:

DaVince wrote:

Bah, stubs are still spewed out by virtually any program run through Wine. Ignore 'em unless you have problems (and if you do, look for errors before stubs/fixme's).

Well, the problem was Wine wasn't letting the program run because of the stubs... Don't ask me why! The only way to get around it was to actually run the program through the terminal instead of the GUI.

That doesn't make sense...Wine won't stop you because of the stubs,
and the terminal vs. gui shouldn't make a difference.

What LIKELY happened is when you ran from terminal, you cd'ed to the
directory first, which the program requires. If that's the case,
adjust your gui shortcut to set it current working directory to the
application directory.


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-Austin

[Olthadir]

Ah... ok... that is probably the problem.

Thank you very much guys!