http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8107
--- Comment #75 from Adam Martinson amartinson@codeweavers.com 2010-11-23 14:14:58 CST --- (In reply to comment #73)
I did not use a clean wine prefix. I have instead used my "normal" wine prefix, resetting all the libs to native in winecfg. I can now run the game using wine from git with your patches. Using wine 1.3.7 and using only builtin libs crashes the game with the error messages from some time ago (the hundreds of error dialogue boxes).
For bug testing you should always be using: 1. latest wine git (with any requested patches) 2. a clean prefix (aside from installing the app you're testing) 3. no overrides (unless specifically requested)
After trying to use native msxlm3 again, the game just crashed immediately. So now it only starts with the git version. I guess that's not a wine problem anymore.
... I'm confused. I was under the impression that the game has worked with native (Windows') msxml3 for some time now. The point of my patches is to fix the built-in (Wine's) msxml.
If you think it's useful, I can find the game DVD, install it again in a clean prefix and see how well it turns out. But it might take a while since I'm not 100% sure where the DVD could be.
Yes, please do that. No msxml overrides, if you need others list them. I think we have a copy of Civ4, gonna try to test it myself as well.