[Bug 12836] iTunes crash. err:module:attach_process_dlls "odbc32.dll" failed to initialize, aborting

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12836

--- Comment #14 from Austin English   2008-05-26 10:49:39 ---
(In reply to comment #13)
> > DON'T DO THIS! Install them in wine and run them from wine. Don't copy them
> > from windows.
>
> Why not? I have trouble with disk-space (and I had a defect cdrom-drive, hence
> I installed software on another machine and copied it with the registry
> entries). And it was working on my old system (I know, some software needs
> spacial registry entries, and so on, and up to this point, I get every software
> working with shared files.

It sometimes works by chance, but is not proper and a broken 'install' method.
The same thing fails on windows between windows installs.
> > Did you do the same for iTunes?
>
> No, Tobi is right, but for you I checked this out:
> I installed iTunes with wine (no crash, but there were some page faults and a
> black back, but its running through). Afte that I cd to the iTunes directory
> and iTunes starts up, with black back (page faults and some other interesting
> outputs for a own bug, but it doesn't crash totally.

Exactly.
> Now I copied it to the ntfs-drive. And, WHOOPS, its starts up (it don't crash,
> but black back and a error message, that the cdrom-driver is missing, this is a
> typical "copy" problem for me...)
> I don't tried to install it with windows and then to start it with wine, yet...
> But I moved my wine directory so that I get a clean one (this should simulate I
> had installed it with windows, right?) Then I only get the message that
> QuickTime was not found.
>
> But I just test this:
> I copied my games (gta2 and quake3) to another place (home directory) on the
> ext3 partition (not the wine directory). They start up, too!
> At this point, I can only say, that its working on ext3, but not on ntfs,
> independent from which OS I installed the games.

NTFS driver is incomplete and doesn't support all needed features.
> Should I check out anyway if the bug takes effect for me if I install iTunes in
> windows (vista for me) and try to start it with wine? (but installing Quicktime
> with wine)

Not necessary.