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Hi, First I want to say I am really impressed with Wine. Its about as good as Cedega and sometimes better in my experience. Anyways my problem concerns Icewind Dale 2, after starting the game up my mouse cursor is not the gloved hand in game version but a mix of that and the KDE desktop cursor. It looks like a black square with both cursors overlapping. Naturally this makes it difficult to play

According to the AppDB it should work just fine but I'm having some problems and the search for the forums on "Baldur", "Bhaal" and "ToB" give no results. The game installed just fine. All the community mods installed fine. The game config file runs fine except for the display setting sections; after a the automated setting test I do not get the popup asking if

Ubuntu 10.10 x64 Wine 1.2.2 I mount the .iso and run setup.exe and before installation even loads I get error: An installation support file 'C:\users\admin\Temp\{588C135F-0B15-4A02-8F2D-04697BE2904E}\bbrd3.bmp could not be installed. (0x80070002).[/code]

When I load an Infinity Engine game (in this case Baldur's Gate and Icewind Dale 2) I can't seem to get the aspect ratio to stick. If I set IWD2 to windowed it's fine, but if it's full screen it will either load as a window anyway or stick 1024x768 resolution into a 16:9 aspect ratio. I've fiddled with the nvidia control panel, but had no luck. specs: amd pII x4 955 gtx 260

Howdy Folks, I'm trying to install Baldur's Gate II on a windowsless Wine configuration and not having much luck. When I run Setup.exe from /cdrom, I get the Baldur's Gate II splash screen, the progress bar indicating that InstallShield is preparing to install Baldur's Gate II - Shadow of Amn and a message box stating 'Error installing iKernel.exe: (0x1400)'. When I

Well, Now that I've made it through the actual install, I figured I'ld take Baldur's Gate for a spin. The main screeen, where you select to play the game, change the configuration, etc, comes up fine. There's a slight pause after clicking 'Play' while BGMain.exe starts and X is set yo 640x480 (I'm guessing this has something to do with DETACH_PROCESS?), but

Hello. When i upgraded wine from 0.9.46 to 0.9.53 i noticed a annoying thing. When i run Baldur's Gate II - Shadows of Amn (and Icewind Dale II) on normal fullscreen mode they work fine. If i enable the "emulate a virtual desktop" option so that it runs on a window, it works fine until another window gets on top of the wine window. For example, i run xterm and run wine. If i click

I'm running wine 1.1.2 on Gentoo Linux. When playing at least Baldur's Gate I and Baldur's Gate II with Linux 2.6.21 kernel it does run smoothly but changing the kernel to any newer version does the game to run slowly. I have been checking the config of both kernels, and I have tried to get the same in them. I have a GF 6600 GT and nvidia 173.14.09, but I don't think it's the

Hi, I'm having some issues with multiple games running under Wine, namely the GoG versions of Age of Wonder and Baldur's Gate. Both of these are listed on WineHQ as compatible, but I'm not having the same luck. If Compiz is running when I start the game, I get a black screen, but the game itself is obviously working, as the game music is playing and I can hear menu buttons pressed

Hello everyone, First of all let me say I'm a linux newbie, having only used the OS for a few days. I'm currently experiencing a problem with trying to get Baldur's Gate 1 to run. The install went flawlessly (Ubuntu 8.10, Wine 1.1.8) however when the launcher pops up. No matter what I click it hangs. I've tried all of the windows types in the Wine configuration panel but the

has anyone had any success in baldur's gate? i cant even get to the the startup movies... Mark Sidarous --

OK, I'm a noob to Wine. I've figured some stuff out with Wine and it sees everything I want it to see just fine. OK, I understand why you don't want Wine to see your windows install, but I put all my program installs on a separate partition. Now with this in mind can I just have Wine look at my Program Files and run my apps from there, or do I have to reinstall all the apps I want

I'm just wondering if someone could give a quick overview of OSX Wine for Mac's with Intel chips? Does it work? And is there a list of apps that are compatible? I really want to try and install IWD2 on my MacBook- it is currently rated at 'Platinum' but does that also apply to OSX? Thanks for anyone who can take the time to answer these questions, Regards, James

To come clean at the very beginning of all this, I'm a very new Linux user - my Windows XP computer decided to destroy itself and so Ubuntu was my only choice in lieu of buying another copy of an already shoddy operating system. Because the Baldur's Gate 2 CDs do not have copy-protection, I simply copied their contents into a single folder in c: within wine's invisible directory.

Recently, I looked at some options implementing unusual file systems in userland. On Linux, there is LUFS and similar stuff which frees one from touching any kernel code. The design is always similar: a generic kernel module forwards calls to a user level daemon and forwards returned results back. The user level daemon implements or serves as a basis for unusual user land filesystem

Hi NG, i tried to run baldurs gate. I saw the Intro and thats all. Wine was always printing the same message:"fixme:ddraw:Main_DirectDraw_CreateSurface App didn't request a valid surface type - assuming offscreenplain". Is this a missing feature in wine (when will it be implemented)? PS:I'm running the cvs version of today(4.May)

I downloaded Baldur's Gate II but I can't Install it because it's an unexecutabe bit

I've tried Fallout 2,icewind dale,and diablo 2 non work im using ubuntu 11.10 and wine 1,3 i click the exe and on my side bar the icon pops up and goes away what could be the issue and thanks

I am a noobie to wine. I have just install .59 version. My question is how do I go about uninstalling Games that do not work? I looked at the WIKI and it said something about uninstaller, but I am either dense or it isn't nobbie friendly. Is there something like add/remove like in Windows Control Panel? For instance, I have installed Icewind dale on 2 computers. One installation is good and

I installed Baldur's Gate 2 using the Loki installer (www.lifl.org). When I disable sound in winecfg it runs fine, else it crashes when I attempt to start a game. I already tried using different drivers / settings, without success. Wine version: 0.9.3 Distribution: Ubuntu Breezy Sound card: INTEL ICH6 Wine output using ALSA and Full Hardware Acceleration: ALSA lib