http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8797
------- Additional Comments From ErV2005@rambler.ru 2007-26-06 12:08 ------- On Tuesday 26 June 2007 20:13, you wrote:
What distro?
Slackware 11 Linux with 2.6.17.13 kernel. x86 system. Distro (1DVD) was obtained as *.iso image from local bittorrent resource. It seems to be a verbatim copy of slackware 11 from www.slackware.org
Are you using custom kernel or stock?
Kernel was compiled from sources with an optimisation for i686 and experimental features turned off. Sources were taken from slackware DVD. Kernel was compiled without additional patches or slackbuilds. I can post entire config, if you wish. Those applications were working with this kernel before.
Where did you get Wine?
I've originally downloaded wine-0.9.30 from www.winehq.org and then kept upgrading it using patches from ibiblo's ftp. Patches (as well as original archives) are kept in original form (diff.bz2) and are unpacked using following script: --- #!/bin/sh echo unpacking wine BUILD=30 BASE=$BUILD WINE='wine-0.9' tar -xvvjf $WINE.$BUILD.tar.bz2 && cd $WINE BUILD=$(($BUILD+1)) cd "$WINE.$BASE" while [ -f ../$WINE.$BUILD.diff.bz2 ]; do echo $WINE.$BUILD bzcat ../$WINE.$BUILD.diff.bz2|patch -p1 && BUILD=$(($BUILD+1)) done cd .. mv $WINE.$BASE $WINE.$(($BUILD-1)) ---
If you compiled yourself, how?
One of those varians: 1) $WINEDIR/tools/wineinstall, answered "yes" and typed a root password. 2) $WINEDIR/tools/wineinstall, answered "no", switched to superuser and made a package of it by executing "make DESTDIR=/root/distr/pkg PREFIX=/root/distr/pkg install" and "cd /root/distr/pkg && makepkg wine-0.9.39-i686-1.tgz"
I've tried them both today with ~/.wine and previous installation removed. Didn't help.
Right now I'm using second variant - since it allows me to use slackware management system.
Both variants crash with 3d-related games if no "WINEDEBUG+=relay" was set before calling wine. I've tried uninstalling wine (using both package management and make uninstall) with removing ./wine directory and making a "clean install" after that. Doesn't work. Problem seems to be related to wined3d, because failure occurs at LoadLibraryA("wined3d") call. I can check that again, if you wish.
Does your kernel _and_ libc has full support for TLS?
I suppose that wine should print warning in this case, and it doesn't print one. (Although it had been printing it when I was using older 2.4.33.3 kernel).
What Video card? What drivers?
NVidia GeForce 7100 GS, propietary nvidia drivers 1.0-9755, downloaded from NVidia site.
What is your video driver? Try reinstalling it.
Will do.