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Currently attempting to run an old PC game on my Mac (Leopard). I've installed Wine using MacPorts, which worked flawlessly. Now when I attempt to install my PC Game the terminal responds with "16-Bit/DOS Support missing." Is there a way to fix this?

When I try to build wine I get this message: configure: error: Xcode 3.x cannot build 16-bit code correctly. Use --disable-win16 if you don't need 16-bit support. ***** Error: Can't build wine I would like to know how to input --disable-win16 correctly so that I can install wine.

...ing Wine 1.2 and 1.3 versions under Linux Mint 11 Katya tyo run an the old Maxis SimFarm. It was able to run but would freeze up after a few hours. Also I noticed there was no sound for the game. I Also ran some Win32 apps, some of which had sound and they had no problems at all. Is the support for Win16 apps not being maintained any more? Currently I am in the middle of migrating over to Slackware 13.37. My Linux Mint installation became unstable due to some kind of a file read access problem that eventually resulted in the system being unusable. I backed the system up when the problem became app...

Hi all, I have a win16 app running. It works ok, but the fonts are almost unreadable. I've tried to change the fonts with winecfg changing the dpi and the options on the Desktop Integration tab, but only the dialogs get changed, the main window doesn't update. I've used winetricks to download all the fonts,...

When I try to run wine /mnt/cdrom/setup.exe on the Monopoly CD-ROM it returns "Terminated" on the console. This has happened since version 0.9.20. It worked almost perfect in wine version 0.9.19. Monopoly is a Windows 16 bit game. Any idea why this is happening now? Thanks in advance, Charlie

I ran strace without grep, and redirected stderr to a file, so that I can analyze it peacefully and change my mind as many times as I want without needing to run the command again (though that shouldn't be too troublesome, either). command line: strace wine .wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/davkajcl/judclib2.exe &> .wine/judaic_classics.stderr Regarding your suggestion to capture the error

Gert van den Berg wrote: > They may / may not work under Wine They will not work on Wine. Don't suggest something you do not know.

Gert van den Berg wrote: > They may / may not work under Wine Vitamin wrote: > They will not work on Wine. Don't suggest something you do not know. No problem; I had asked about them so I can analyze what the program uses *under* *Windows* (which I also run a a Qemu guest).

I found a partial workaround: since this is an old program, which, as far as I can tell, does not use the registry, I simply copied the directory that contains the program files of that program in wine's program files directory, and also added the fonts it needs in wine's font directory, and voila, ... ... it works... ... almost. The problem is that it expects a CDROM in the drive. I

Thank you. Unfortunately, I bit more than I can swallow. I redirected the output of strace to a file, but it has more than 22k lines. How do I sensibly winnow that down? I have never used strace before and the output is overwhelming. Alternatively/additionally, is there something similar for windows, which I can use to check what happens under windows, with a functioning copy of the program I am

Hi, I am trying to install Davka Judaic Classics IIc, a bookshelf kind of software with Hebrew books. It is a win32 program that was designed for running also on win3.11, hence the installer is, I believe, win16. I have used this software on Win95 and Win98. The program happily runs off emulated cdroms. I have now tried to install this program under wine, but can't even get the installer to run. Below you will find the output when running "wine installa.exe" (the installer for installs from...

Hi everybody, I am new to this forum so don't shoot me if I do something wrong in the beginning... My problem: I am trying to get an application running under wine developed with Superbase, an old Win16 Rapid-application-delvelopment database. Nearly everything is working quite well but this program relies on getting the name of the currently logged in user by calling the Win16 function WNetGetUser16. This is a stub in wine. I'm not capable to code this myself, but could anybody do so? I guess...

I've been reading around, so I found this solution (on another topic here) for enabling DOS support on Macs with wine, something having to do with "patching the linker". Can anybody either explain this in simple terms, or point me towards a guide for doing this?

...way to intitialize it is right before handing control over to native code. 5) Enclose every callback call in Wine with a wrapper/thunk that sets up the register correctly. This would be a perfect solution, but is practically unfeasible. As far as I know, this is the approach that was used for Win16 back in the day, calling WOWCallback16Ex every time Wine code should call back into Win16 code. Given the size of Wine today and the number of different places where callbacks are made (where the function pointers are called without any extra wrapping), this is unfeasible (and I have a very har...

Has anyone gotten this game to run? Neither the nt nor the win16 versions work for me.. :-(

I have this problem reported when running a Win3x application: fixme:hook:SetWindowsHookEx16 hook type 1 broken in Win16 I have searched and found this exact error and similar ones (up to fixme:hook:SetWindowsHookEx16) reported as part of other error messages, but I haven't seen what to do about it. It seems this is the only error I am getting. What can I do about it? What does it mean? Thanks in advance,...

Hi all I'm wondering if it would be possible to run Wine on Win64 ("x64") to allow Win16 apps to be run? Preferably a native 64-bit binary, using mostly native DLLs. (Services for Unix / Subsystem for Unix based Applications might help for getting Wine compiled) It might be a great way to get more users and developers for Wine. Regular Windows releases of the DirectX 10 DLL's migh...

...on for WIN87EM.__WIN87EMSAVE, setting to 0xdeadbeef err:fixup:NE_LoadSegment No implementation for WIN87EM.__WIN87EMINFO, setting to 0xdeadbeef err:fixup:NE_LoadSegment No implementation for USER.485, setting to 0xdeadbeef fixme:hook:SetWindowsHookEx16 System-global hooks (5) broken in Win16 fixme:hook:SetWindowsHookEx16 System-global hooks (2) broken in Win16 fixme:hook:SetWindowsHookEx16 System-global hooks (7) broken in Win16 fixme:int31:DOSVM_Int31Handler Get Processor Exception Handler Vector (0x00) fixme:int31:DOSVM_Int31Handler Set Processor Exception Handler Vector (0x00) fixme...

Greetings everyone. Let me start by stating that I appreciate the enormous undertaking that Wine has been, and I am not suggesting that the ideas I will ask about in this post would be easy (or even possible) to implement, so there's no need to flame the n00b. As I understand it, Wine is an implementation of the Windows API for Linux and other Unix-like operating systems (Mac OS X, FreeBSD,

Lifeform is a 16-bit Windows based Health Management piece of software that I have used for years. It will not install under Vista without doing something insane like installing virtualpc and a full blown XP install. I did get it to install under Wine, kinda. The creation of a program group and icons failed but I was able to do that part manually. Part of the application allows you to select a