http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=20986
--- Comment #30 from Steve Zalek zaleksf@umich.edu 2010-11-15 04:49:40 CST --- (In reply to comment #29)
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Any
assistance with getting this to work would be appreciated.
Does the hack from comment #16 still work?
It does work ! I tested with 1.3.7 both stable release and last git head. (Are they the same ?)
It boils down to change in dlls/ntdll/virtual.c on line 1763 2 to 1 ! :)
If you need some more details, or testing, please ask...
No luck. With wine-1.3.7 I made this change at dlls/ntdll/virtual.c on line 1763 =>
range.base = (char *)0x20000000;
range.base = (char *)0x10000000;I am running Ubuntu 10.10_x64 and followed the WineHQ instructions for build and install - no errors indicated with that.
Euler Math Toolbox v10.1 successfully runs, until maxima.exe is called; maxima fails to start/load. Euler still runs fine after the failed maxima call.
Any thoughts?
Are you sure you run the relevant version of wine ? Also did you try to run maxima.exe alone ? It should spit out some text...
Hi,
I believe I did use the newly built version of Wine: I had removed the previous version with the synaptic package manager and verified that my apps would not run. Then I installed the version I had built and my windows apps would run properly again.
With the modified Wine installed, I did try starting maxima.exe by itself from the terminal ("wine maxima.exe"), and it did seem to start - it printed out the standard maxima application welcome header text. So that is some progress. But I could not perform computations with maxima from that terminal.
And when I tried the run maxima from Euler Tool Box (using the first example script of the first example menu item) Euler hung for 60s and maxima failed to start. This is the usual error.
Euler calls maxima.exe via 'pipes'. I don't know how that comes into play.