I am having some troubles with Xfire (installer number 43094). I am running Ubuntu 10.10. Xfire starts and I can log in, but as soon as I click something, it crashes. I'm starting with a fresh WINEPREFIX. There is nothing else installed there, and no changes in winecfg. Windows version is set to XP. First couple trys, running Wine 1.2.2 from the Ubuntu repositories: http://pastebin.com/0P2Qp9wd This one has some cut off at the beginning, and it actually didn't crash right away. http://pastebin.com/wADFnXfv Then I removed Wine, downloaded the sources, and configured and compiled both 1.2.2 and 1.3.14. These now reside in two separate directories in my opt folder, and I'm running them from the build directory (no make install). 1.2.2, same prefix: http://pastebin.com/kVWQvXq1 1.3.14, new prefix/install (I have install log if you want it): http://pastebin.com/wRT9m1q4 My ultimate goal is to be able to run Xfire with a game in wine, but I'm not even going to attempt that until I can get Xfire to work by itself. Any ideas?
On 2/26/11 5:32 PM, 501st_alpha1 wrote:> I am having some troubles with Xfire (installer number 43094). I am running Ubuntu 10.10. Xfire starts and I can log in, but as soon as I click something, it crashes. > > I'm starting with a fresh WINEPREFIX. There is nothing else installed there, and no changes in winecfg. Windows version is set to XP. > First couple trys, running Wine 1.2.2 from the Ubuntu repositories: > http://pastebin.com/0P2Qp9wd > This one has some cut off at the beginning, and it actually didn't crash right away. > http://pastebin.com/wADFnXfv > > Then I removed Wine, downloaded the sources, and configured and compiled both 1.2.2 and 1.3.14. These now reside in two separate directories in my opt folder, and I'm running them from the build directory (no make install). > > 1.2.2, same prefix: > http://pastebin.com/kVWQvXq1 > > 1.3.14, new prefix/install (I have install log if you want it): > http://pastebin.com/wRT9m1q4Did you get a crash log (system dump from windebug)? It appears to be missing from this log file. James McKenzie
Umm... Not entirely sure what you mean. Is there some parameter I should pass to WINEDEBUG? Or something else? One more thing, Xfire does at least know that it's crashed, it asks me to submit it's own crash log.
I used: Code: WINEPREFIX=/opt/AppData/Wine/Developmental/Xfire /opt/wine/wine-1.3.14/wine 'C:\Program Files\Xfire\Xfire.exe' >> LOG.txt 2>&1 LOG being the file that I used to get the previous logs. Although the first couple I used the same thing minus for everything to the right of >>, and just copied and pasted the terminal output directly.
Now I'm confused. I assume your command is indeed supposed to be two separate lines like that, but whenever I try that, it tries to update the default WINEPREFIX in ~/.wine. After I let it do that though, it does run Xfire, but it still crashes. In the my original command, I did not see any output in the terminal at all, as it was all redirected to the log file.
James McKenzie wrote:> export WINEPREFIX=/opt/AppData/Wine/Developmental/Xfire > > and the next line should be > > cd /opt/AppData/Wine/Developmental/Xfire/drive_c/Program\ Files/Xfire > > then > > /opt/wine/wine-1.3.14/wine Xfire.exe > log.txt 2>&1Okay, that one worked. It gave me this: http://pastebin.com/u39jb2Ug