Re: wine 0.9.6 segfaults-Found the problem but not the solution (was :Re: wine 0.9.5 - segmentation fault with some apps)

Hi Mike,
> > The problem seems to be with the name of the executable: 
> > "user.exe" (sounds crazy, but it was I could realize after some tests).
>
> That's quite possible.  user.exe is a 16 bit part of user32.dll, and 
> Wine treats it in a special way.

In fact there are a little more with same problem: start.exe and sound.dll 

(as reported in bugs 3950, 4351 and 4311)
> You might be able to add a dll override entry in winecfg like this:
>
> *user.exe = native, builtin

However "winecfg" does not allow me to input free form strings (at least I 
try and could not find a way). 
It does only allow me to navigate throught the file system and choose the 
application. 
And the "Libraries" tab, in winecfg, it is only for DLL's - I guess! (Am I 
wrong?)
The only solution I tried is using "vi" to edit ~/.wine/user.reg but I 
think I made a mistake because wien still segfaults.
Here is the KEY I have put:

[Software\\Wine\\AppDefaults\\*user.exe\\DllOverrides]  1138094570
"*"="native,builtin"

I have also tried a variation of it .... but it still segfaults when 
calling "wine user.exe":

[Software\\Wine\\AppDefaults]  1138094570
"*user.exe"="native,builtin"

Thanks
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wine 0.9.6 segfaults-Found the problem but not the solution (was :Re: wine 0.9.5 - segmentation fault with some apps)

[Stefan Dösinger]

> However "winecfg" does not allow me to input free form strings (at least I
> try and could not find a way).
> It does only allow me to navigate throught the file system and choose the
> application.
> And the "Libraries" tab, in winecfg, it is only for DLL's - I guess! (Am I
> wrong?)
> No, it can be used for .exes too, you only have to specify the full name(e.g. 
> "user.exe" for user.exe compared to "oleaut" for oleaut.dll)

I often use it for dplaysvr.exe, so it works

Stefan