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Hi, i get the next problem when i try with Alsa sound Driver. I get a sound on a lot of parts... OS: GNU/Linux Ubuntu 6.10 Linux maximi89-desktop 2.6.17-50-386 #2 Tue Jan 23 16:48:16 UTC 2007 i686 GNU/Linux 00:04.0 Multimedia audio controller: nVidia Corporation CK804 AC'97 Audio Controller (rev a2) maximi89@maximi89-desktop:~$ WINEDEBUG=err wine '/home/maximi89/.wine/drive_c/Archivos

I just tried to install an ancient detective-type RPG ( I am not up with the classifications.) (a) It offered to install DirectX. Since Wine has its own DirectX, I ignored that. (b) The game failed to run because (according to the message box) it couldn't find DirectDraw. This showed as a Fixme in the terminal, while the error message was to do with the display settings - there was no mode

Hi, I am trying to compile wine in an AMD64 Ubuntu machine, taking the precautions needed shown in the winehq's wiki to do it. The compilation finishes fine, but for some reason there is no support for some things that used to have in the i386 pre-compiled package. One of them is ALSA sound. I use ALSA because for some reason OSS sometimes ruins the sound making it look like a loud scratch

Hi you all! After installed iTunes, root at nephilim:~# ps laxf | grep -i exe 0 1004 7099 1 18 0 2651636 8452 pipe_w Ssl ? 0:00 c: windows\system32 \explorer.exe /desktop 0 1004 7139 1 19 0 2675428 10740 pipe_w Sl pts/3 0:00 c: \Programmi\iPod\bin \iPodService.exe

The above. Jedi Outcast installed, and ran to the startup screen as normal. Movies played at a reasonable speed. However, the main menu was incredibly slow. I tried changing various settings to LOW, without luck. I searched and found something about running it in 24- bit mode instead of 16-bit mode, but that did not help either, because a) there was no 24-bit mode, and b) 32-bit mode was no

I just installed the old game The Neverhood into WINE, and it won't run. On start up it pops up the following dialogue boxes: DDERR_UNSUPPORTED and Unable to initialize DirectDraw. I have it set to run in Windows 98 (like the how-to from the AppDB), and I've tried it with both Vertex Shader and pixel shader on and off. I installed the DirectX that came with it. I keep getting the same

Hello all, I am trying to install an application done in Java, but in a kind of very Windows-Centric Java. The installer is InstallAnywhere. There's obviously a problem with calls to DirectDraw, both with the installer, and with the application itself if I try to run a version installed on Windows. When I try with the builtin ddraw.dll, the messages are :

Hi, When I was about 17 (4 years ago) I dreamed Ultima9 would run on Wine. No joke - I really dreamed about it. Maybe the many not very successful tries with WineX made my brain to rebell even when I slept ;) I thing with WineX 1.1 or 2.0 it worked but: - 3d sound was broken. - Colors were mixed up + some other rendering problems - I had to hack a bit, because it crashed when it attemped to

I tried to install and play Star Trek Armada 2 (DirectX 8.0a) with Wine 0.9.19. No Winetools or so were used. Just plain wine. Installation worked fine. I just rejected to install DirectX 8.0a. Starting was without sound, but with movie sequences. Then it stopped. Any suggestions what to do? Here the reports: installation: err:ole:CoGetClassObject class

I tried to run a demo of Hype: The time quest (Windows 95/98, uses directX6 or some glide3 for 3D stuff) to see if it would work. It installed, but comes up with a weird "Cannot find a game using directdraw" error. I uninstalled it and went about my way. While it would be cool to have this run, that is not my main problem. Now, I cannot run Jazz Jackrabbit 2 (also windows 95/98--runs

virtualdub.org Wine's DirectDraw implementation http://virtualdub.org/blog/pivot/entry.php?id=239

Martin wrote: > I'll provide logs and things if asked. > ... > * Pharaoh - used to work back in 0.9.15 and still does in cvs 2006-07-02 > [ but is broken in 0.9.17 ] > * C&C Generals - Fails to run > * Discworld Noir - Fails to install > * Imperialism II - Graphical tiles issue (DDRAW) > * Industry Giant II - Fails to run > * Star trek SFC3 - Fails to

I would like to play Diablo, the original, on Ubuntu 10.10 but loks like there is a problem with Direct Draw. There are fix for earlier version of wine but, they are way outdated. Could someone help me with this please :)

Hello again. Today I got following question: What is the purpose of DIB Engine? Is it to speed up DirectDraw apps, or is it to add missing functionality for DirectDraw ?emulation?? I'm asking this because I recently tested few DDraw apps (Fallout2 and Happyland Adventures) with DIB enabled and... well for HA there was now significant speed difference, and Fallout2 slowed down even more :( .

As soon as the application starts, a window pops up that (normally under windows) would say "this is a trial version demo, click okay to start the trial", or something along those lines. The window is blank and clicking randomly on it (to find the "ok") does not work either. The following output from wine during this test is as follows : err:iphlpapi:getRouteTable Received

Hello, I am running Wine 1.0 under Fedora 9 x86_64. The problem is that the two mentioned games use a lot of CPU power about 50 % on a 2 Ghz Core 2 Duo. At first I thought this is caused by GDI DirectDraw renderer, but changing to opengl did not help. Also, it is just the same when you configure Diablo to use Direct3D renderer. Does anybody has any idea where can I look for the source of this

Hi all, I was trying to run Diablo II under WINE, but I receive a "Direct3D failed to initialize" error in a dialog box. The log says this: ***** DirectDraw error: Failed to get gamma control interface! - < unknown > (0x80004002) I tryed to run in both 640x480x16 and 640x480x8, but both give the same error message. I'm using Linux 2.4.1, XFree86 4.0.1 on a GeForce256 DDR

Hello. I'm trying to run Diablo 2 under wine. The game installs fine (D2 + LoD + Patch 1.11b), but I experience some serious performances issues. Wine is set to Windows XP mode (otherwise, the game protection doesn't work). The game is very sluggish when the minimap is open, when setting the key binding, or on battle.net menus. The only choice I got from D2VidTst.exe is DirectDraw HAL.

RA2:YR is a 2D game - I think it probably uses DirectDraw. It runs slower with 0.9.16 and now the in game cursor flickers. Besides minor audio problems it ran fine in 0.9.15. I tried setting HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Wine\Direct3D\DirectDrawRenderer to "gdi". It made no difference. Is that the corrent way to turn off the new DirectDraw changes?

Hi there. I'm trying to turn on DirectX in Wine. (please read whole message, and only after that blamming me). Recently, I've used Gentoo and it's Wine. But after that, I switched to Fedora and start using Fedora's Wine. Some programs load successfully, but not DirectX. As I said before, everything was normal in Gentoo, but not in Fedora. (for both I have amd64 (x86_64) arch).