Hiya,
Firstly I can only talk about wine, not winex as I really dont have a clue about that.
fixme:file:SetFileAttributesW (L"C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\SIntf16.dll"):100 >attribute(s) not implemented. fixme:file:SetFileAttributesW (L"C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\SIntf32.dll"):100 >attribute(s) not implemented. fixme:file:SetFileAttributesW (L"C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\SIntfNT.dll"):100 >attribute(s) not implemented.
This is copy protection. Wine does not support this form of copy protection yet, so you need to find a nocd patch.
Here are some instructions I passed to someone else which worked:
You need: 1. The very latest cvs tree 2. Disable sound for now ("Drivers" = "" in [winmm] in ~/.wine/config) 3. Use windows msvcrt, or apply patch from http://www.integrita.com/cgi-local/lwgate.pl/WINE-PATCHES/archives/2003-05/d... 4. Install as usual 5. Apply 1.05 patch then noCD patch 6. My config includes the following in the [x11drv] section: "Managed" = "Y" "Desktop" = "800x600" And in the [Version] section "Windows" = "win2k" 7. Rename the movies directory to eg. movies.org 8. run 'wine war3' (not warcraft3, although I think my patch for this has been committed now)
Jason
Ann and Jason Edmeades wrote:
Hiya,
Firstly I can only talk about wine, not winex as I really dont have a clue about that.
fixme:file:SetFileAttributesW (L"C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\SIntf16.dll"):100 >attribute(s) not implemented. fixme:file:SetFileAttributesW (L"C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\SIntf32.dll"):100 >attribute(s) not implemented. fixme:file:SetFileAttributesW (L"C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\SIntfNT.dll"):100 >attribute(s) not implemented.
This is copy protection. Wine does not support this form of copy protection yet, so you need to find a nocd patch.
Actually, I have observed this working (without using a patch) for quite a long time as long as:
1) The Windows version is set to one of the "NT" ones 2) The ide-scsi option is NOT included when booting 3) The authentic CD-ROM is in the drive
Sometimes it hangs up after printing those three lines above, but killing the wine process and restarting it generally fixes it. Normally, there is a (longish) pause and a lot of CD-ROM activity after those lines are printed before the game screen comes up. If I have ide-scsi turned on, it just keeps accessing the CD-ROM until I kill the process.
I just tried the very latest from CVS and it crashed inside winmm.c until I disabled sound, but as it used to work perfectly (with -opengl anyway) I will go and find the update that broke that.
Cheers, -ajp
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Alex Pasadyn -
Ann and Jason Edmeades