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I am trying to download/install WoW on my openSUSE 11.1 system, running wine 1.1.13. I download the PC Game Client from WoW website, which when launched on windows, downloads the game installer, and then runs the installer. When i try to launch it, I get the following error from the WoW client itself: - Failed to read information from the Internet. In the console where I launched wine from, I

With the recent release of the WotLK Beta, after running the installer and scrolling all the way through the EULA, the Accept button remains grayed out. The game works fine, if you were to install it on a Windows partition and then copy it over you would be able to execute the game. Even though this is just a Beta it would prob be a good idea to start working on how to fix this because more and

My WOW worked fine on ubuntu 10.04. Today I installed 10.10 and the wine from the Software Center, tried to start WOW from the previous WOW folder, and got this message: World of WarCraft (build 12340) Exe: Z:\home\csababogyo\WOW\World of Warcraft\Wow.exe Time: Oct 12, 2010 10:15:32.489 PM User: csababogyo Computer: HP-Compaq-8710w

Sharing this in case it is helpful to any other WoW players with the opengl issues or to anyone working on d3d in Wine. I've been trying World of Warcraft without the -opengl tag since Blizzard introduced their latest round of opengl breaking updates. I was very pleasantly surprised to find the game both playable and stable in d3d. I still have a couple graphical issues but they are not

I've patched Wow to the latest patch. But I keep crashing. Here is my hardware. Dell XPS M1530 2.4 Duo Core 2 processor 8600M GT video card 2 gigs of ram 160 gig hard drive. I did install the graphics drivers from Envy. The ones that came with Ubuntu kept starting up with a graphics error. Here is the report it's giving me.

I am admittedly very computer stupid. However, I do have wine installed and I have downloaded the World of Warcraft package to install. When I double click on the wowinstall icon, it pulls up wine, no problem. I select the WotLK program (have also tried just plain WoW and BC), select install, select English, select OK. I scroll to the bottom of the terms of use and the "Agree" button

Hey everyone, I'll start off by saying I've never successfully made the transition to linux after trying 6 times. Something like this always happens, and I end up giving up and going back to windows; this time, however, I'm determined to win . [Laughing] I've already posted on the ubuntu forums about this issue, and they referred me here. I'll quote the issue so far. >

I have been trying to get WoW to run with wine for a few weeks now. Have tried multiple installs using repair.exe moving files reverting to an older version of wine almost everything (apparently not everything if its not running). this is the error message I am receiving: ============================================================================== World of WarCraft (build 9056) Exe:

Hello, My PC is running an evga 780si with dual evga 9800gt2 graphics cards, im running vista ultimate 64 bit with 8g of on-board ram, the graphic cards each have 1g of onboard ram as well, in SLI mode out of windows mode the game runs fine, my frame rate is in the uper 60's but sometime drops to the 30's, however if i change to windows mode, especially in the full windows mode my frame

I have a numbers of questions. I know about half of them are probably program related (World of Warcraft) but I figured I'd group them together for the most part. First the states. I'm using a Dell Inspiron Laptop (their Ubuntu line). I reinstalled Linux myself (had to redo the partitions) and dual boot Ubuntu and Windows 7, Wow does work under Windows 7, but what's the fun in

tparker wrote: > On 09/26/2011 06:46 PM, BlackNoxis wrote: > > > I have the same issue, the game is actually working but the Launcher won't work (any type of private server I would try) > > > > The WoW launcher very often does not work in Wine. Just navigate to the > WoW folder and run the game from wow.exe instead of launcher.exe and/or > change your

Hi! I just installed and updated WoW to the newest version. Earlier on, when I started WoW, I could log in normally and start the patch downloading from the game itself with ease. Now, with the newest version, when I try to start the game, it just crashes. If I'm running fullscreen, it will cause my X to kind of bug and only display the upper-left quarter of my desktop, forcing me to reboot

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Before we start, I am new to Linux, so please be gentle. I only got as far as I did due to google and this website. I installed World of Warcraft using Wine. After 2 days of troubleshooting and fixing driver issues, I was able to log in last night and the game ran flawlessly. I logged out, installed all of my normal addons logged back in and they all worked. I played for about an hour and

Hello. I am an avid gamer and someone who always wants to go full Linux, but I always end up booting into Windows more than I want just to game. I am currently only playing WoW which I know runs flawlessly in WINE so I decided to swap back over. Everything was working fine and I decided to do a reinstall of Ubuntu going from 10.04 to 10.10, so I did a full format and reinstall. I just run WoW

after a clean install of ubuntu 10.4 (Lucid) i copied a completely installed wow game over from another computer, installed wine (1.2 i believe) through the get manager. changed the opengl settings. first issue. anything i run in wine takes over five minutes to load. the cursor changes to the thinking cursor for about thirty seconds and the opening wow.exe (or whatever.exe) bar appears on the

Similar case with the other recent post about this. World of Warcraft 3.3.5, just after install the new game patch Graphics: nVidia Corporation GeForce 7600 GT (rev a2) Driver: NVIDIA-Linux-x86-195.36.31-pkg1.run, the more recent now WIne 1.1.44, more recent versions have graphics errors for me Debian Lenny The console output after the crash is VERY long: wine: Unhandled page fault on write

Before I say anything, I should probably say that I do realize that I should not be running wine as root, however for the purpose of debugging I tried it anyways ... and to my surprise found it worked. 1 The situation First of all, this is the same installation, using the same configuration file on the same computer, etc. As a normal user Wow.exe does not even start (note that Launcher.exe does

Hi Jerry ,hi Sambatsitas, yesterday i installed a brand new ldap smb pdc with latest smb sources ( all suse 9.2 ), and latest ldap scripts from idealx.( orginal source rpm ) All work fine ( as far i testet it ). (Usrmgr was just wow..!) So at last i did a NTConfig.POL with poledit.exe for win xp serv Pack2 on the netlogon share. I used adm modified adm files and a other poledit cause system.adm

I can play WoW perfectly, it is 100% stable and I can get great fps. One problem though, when I minimize the game and I maximize it, sometimes I can just keep playing happily but sometimes thats not the case. I minimize it, maximize it again and the FPS drops to about 10-20fps (anywhere). As you might know, this is VERY annoying, I've tried changing loads of settings in-game with no help.