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..." ? (start fails then) I don't understand because my install is Wine-only (no Windows so built-in should prevail over native), the .wine directory and the C: drive are all ./tools/wineinstall -generated. My config is Mandrake8.1 kernel 2.4(.7 I think) with devFS (dynamic /dev). Bye, Yves Gablin. ______________________________________________________________________________ ifrance.com, l'email gratuit le plus complet de l'Internet ! vos emails depuis un navigateur, en POP3, sur Minitel, sur le WAP... http://www.ifrance.com/_reloc/email.emailif

Here's some follow-up on some messages I posted some time ago asking for help. Wine works again since 20010731, better than ever, if maybe a little slower. [HELP] Fn keys: This problem is still present. Here's a reminder: I use Wine to run Stew, an Atari ST emulator, a Winston0.5 derivate. While using the emulator, I can't use the Fn keys. For example, if the program's asking to

I use Wine to run Stew, an Atari ST emulator, which seems to be the successor of Winston0.5. I run it in a 800x600 Wine Desktop, in managed=Y mode. While using Stew, I can't access .ST files. I "Insert Disk A:", then I choose the file in the Wine file selector. I valid my choice and then: Wine disapears (exit or crash...). I don't know if the problem lies within Wine, Stew, or

Hi, I'm Yves and I'm new to this list. I use Wine as Win98 but without Windows, on a ReiserFS directory. Every once in a while, I try to run a dos program in wcmd (unix compiled & launched). My main purpose is to test Atari ST emulators. Always, the dos program wants to access memory in "real mode". There's something about the first 64Ko of memory, then it always ends

Hi, I'm Yves and I'm new to this list. I use Wine as Win98 but without Windows, on a ReiserFS directory. I use Wine to run Stew, an Atari ST emulator, which seems to be the successor of Winston0.5. I run it in a 800x600 Wine Desktop, in managed=Y mode. While using the emulator, I can't use the Fn keys. For example, if the program's asking to press F1 for this and F2 for that, I

Hi, I'm Yves and I'm new to this list. I use Wine as Win98 but without Windows, on a ReiserFS directory. I use Wine to run Stew, an Atari ST emulator, which seems to be the successor of Winston0.5. I run it in a 800x600 Wine Desktop, in managed=Y mode. While USING Stew, the mouse behaves strangely: the ST emulator runs inside the Wine Desktop in full screen and the ST mouse pointer

Hi! A .ST file actually is a file representing an Atari ST disk. As Atari used Dos format, I can do (if I want): mount /pathTo/file.st /pathTo/mntPoint -t msdos -o loop So Stew (the Atari emulator) actually does file access, not disk access. Still, I'll follow Mr Patel's suggestion, and try to send the resulting file. Yves. -----Message d'origine De: g.patel@wanadoo.fr----- >I use

Sure! As I don't have Internet at home, most of my e-mails (at work) are from memory... So it surely is DPMI. Yves. -----Message d'origine De: Ove Kaaven----- > >Always, the dos program wants to access memory in > >"real mode". There's something about the first 64Ko > >of memory, then it always ends with a message about > >there being no

Hi! Up to 20010418, I had no problem running Wine (the win32 app is another matter). I just updated to 20010510 and here's the result. I execute: wine --debugmsg fixme-all,warn-all -winver win98 -- /home/local/wine/d/STew/stew.exe With UseDGA=Y, UseXhm=Y, Desktop=800x600 and Managed=Y 2 error lines: err:module:BUILTIN32_dlopen failed to load .so lib for builtin ddraw.dll:

I read your message, but I don't even know the product. Still, good luck to you. (I know it is important to know your message has been read, even if the answers are not what you want ;-) Yves. ______________________________________________________________________________ ifrance.com, l'email gratuit le plus complet de l'Internet ! vos emails depuis un navigateur, en POP3, sur

I confirm the ddraw problem in wine-20010510. I "downdated" yesterday: $ patch -p0 -R < wine-20010510.diff $ mv wine-20010510 wine-20010418 And reinstalled everything of course. Now Wine works fine. (So now it works again, I'll be able to follow g.patel's proposition for my other problem: *.ST file access within STew) Yves. --- I previously wrote: --- Up to 20010418, I had

Sorry, I'm new to this group, therefore I couldn't answer until now. I think I may have some answers, all related to Wine source distrib, but they should be adaptable to CodeWeavers Wine: 1) Don't know... 2) for uninstalling win32 apps, you have to use "uninstaller". This program is in ./program/uninstaller from the wine source tree. It is very easy to install actually: