wine users - Sep 2008 - Running Warcraft on dedicated X server using Bash Script

I am using the following script that has been suggested by many guides on
running World of Warcraft on Linux.


Code:
#!/bin/sh

export WOW_PATH=~/".wine/drive_c/Program Files/World of Warcraft" #
Installation path

X :3 -ac -terminate &   # Launch on a new X session on display 3
cd "${WOW_PATH}"        # Goto WoW dir 
sleep 2
DISPLAY=:3 `which wine` Wow.exe -opengl # Launches WoW



But it seems, doing this I loose sound.  Running World of Warcraft regularly
using wine "Wow.exe" -opengl I have sound, but as soon as I give it
its own dedicated x server I loose the sound.

Has anyone run WoW using this script?  Or have a better one that allows sound to
work?

I have tried the following:
Adding and removing the Sound options in the WTF/Config.wtf file
Switched between OSS and ALSA

And yes, pulseaudio isn't installed.

Here is a log of what the terminal outputs:
http://fpaste.org/paste/5592

Line 18: states

Code:
ALSA lib seq_hw.c:457:(snd_seq_hw_open) open /dev/snd/seq failed: Permission
denied



I am on Fedora 9, AMD64 bit.  1 gig ram, nvidia Graphics Card, on board Sound
Realtech AC7.


PJ

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I got it working.  It is ironic, but now it works.  Here's what I did.

I reinstalled pulseaudio following the guidelines described here:
http://fedoraforum.org/forum/showthread.php?t=177587

I went into my winecfg and unchecked ALSA and OSS and checked the new eSOUND
driver that has been added.

Used Full Software Emulation as well as ticked the Driver Emulation.

VOILA!  Sound works in the new separate xserver.


PJ