http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=25206
--- Comment #27 from Janne Hakonen joyer83@live.fi 2010-12-26 12:35:21 CST --- (In reply to comment #23)
Patch also seems to allow the Awesomium.dll to load with stable wine 1.2.2 but AwesomiumProcess.exe also crashes when attempting to open the in-game store.
The crash upon start-up affecting versions 1.3.7-1.3.10 does not seem to be related to this patch, this bug, or the Awesomium.dll but rather something related to wine D3D in 1.3.7+ on some platforms.
It is also important to mention that the inability to reposition the camera or steer using the mouse is unrelated to this bug. It is a problem within Anarchy Online itself, as Windows users playing the game natively are reporting the same problem.
I searched AO's forums and noticed only now how much there has been problems with the mouse. Although, I didn't seen mention of a problem where the mouse look or steering with mouse didn't work at all.
On windows 7, pressing RMB button down, the mouse cursor disappears and moving the mouse rotates camera.
On Ubuntu 10.10: pressing RMB button down, nothing happens, cursor is still visible and moving mouse just moves the cursor around instead of the camera.
Same problem with steering using LMB.
How does one debug the AwesomiumProcess.exe crash? I'm not sure how to troubleshoot the secondary AwesomiumProcess.exe process.
Umm, I tried to debug the crash with winedbg, but for some reason the debugger couldn't print backtrace from it. I tried this by printing backtraces of all running wine processes (and their threads). You can try this by running winedbg when the crash dialog is open and in the following command prompt give command: bt all
Another solution could be to rename the original AwesomimumProcess.exe to different name and replace the original with a new executable that runs the real AwesomimumProcess inside Winedbg.