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Does anyone know what command line params I can use to track what DLLs a a program is accessing -- I'm trying to debug "unreal" from a compiled install of Wine 0.9.4. Everything works fine for the most part but the keyboard and mouse tend to freeze up. I thought maybe using a native DLL for mouse and keyboard might fix the problem. Thanx much, Jeff

Hello, The network administrators for the school I work for have recent left and also left the network in a rather large mess. There are files such as pictures being stored in random folders on random computers all around the network leaving valuable data vulnerable. I'm hoping to move over from the older windows system to a new linux based thin client configuration with ltsp. So far I am

What really matters is not whether Wine has a Windows drive and filesystem to sit on top of, but whether or not Wine can use native Windows DLLs instead of its builtin ones. Some DLLs in Wine are so perfect that they can be used in Windows - no benefit will be gained from running an app that uses these natively. Some of Wine's DLLs are buggy or incomplete - using stock native Windows ones

What are the minimum DLLs or components required for a win application to have a chance to work? The software I am installing is not a game so I dont need games related dlls or components. Tks for any advice

I just red the article on the website about winetools. This is controversy is a non starter in my oppinion. I believe that something like winetools should be included in the wine distribution to begin with. It should be something under the control of the developers themselves and bug reports should be added to fix any problems. Why did it take someone outside of the wine development team to

Wine Enthusiasts, I'm new to Wine and am having a problem installing some software. I didn't see the application in question in the Application Database. I'm hoping the problem is something simple and that perhaps a Wine guru on the list can point me in the right direction. I don't have Windoze installed on any of my boxes. Unfortunately I now find myself needing to run a

Hi Folks! I'm completely new to wine, so please be gentle with me! I am trying to run Curious Labs' Poser4 under Tuesday's CVS snapshot on RedHat 6.2 without any native DLLs so far. All I get is one of those famous 'Critical section 0x... wait timed out' errors. Conventional knowledge says try some native DLLs - but which ones? Here is a list of DLLs and modules loaded:

Dear list users, The problem occurs when library(RPostgreSQL) is issued on R. This issue has previously appeared on R mailing list without any robust solution. The error message issued by R: Loading required package: RPostgreSQL Loading required package: DBI Error in inDL(x, as.logical(local), as.logical(now), ...) : unable to load shared library

Hi, I have the following problem - when I compile a DLL using winegcc and call GetModuleFileName on it I get a name in "c:\windows\system", regardless of the DLLs actual location. I have googled for it, and found this thread http://www.winehq.org/pipermail/wine-devel/2003-December/023224.html which says that this behavior is needed for built-in DLLs. My problem is that I'm

Dear all, In the download section of the Speex web site, you can find the Windows DLLs until the 1.2beta2 version, but for the newest version 1.2rc1 there aren?t any available. Therefore, I?m trying to generate the Windows DLLs for the 1.2rc1 version using the MSVC 2005 project files available in the source code. After a lot of problems, finally I have generated the DLLs. However there is a

Hello everybody, I know there are many HOWTOs out there about installing IE6, but none seem to mention the problem I have. The installation of IE6 doesn't go beyond the window: "Setup was unable to download the required components. Please make sure you are connected to the internet or try to run Setup later again" Trying to set wininet to "native" or "builtin"

Are there "builtin" wine implementations of common Windoze DLLs (ntdll, kernal32, comdlg32, winsock etc) and if so, where do they reside? I am trying to get my own application to run using wine (without a recompile) and it continues to ask me for common windows dlls. I would like to try to get my application running without having to copy over all of the relevant windows dlls as I am

I have a Dell Latitude D600 with Windows XPsp2 on the first partition and Ubuntu Feisty (Linux kernel 2.6.20) with Wine 0.9.30 on the second partition, set up to dual-boot. The XP share is NTFS and mounted read-only for Linux. What I want to do is run my Windows apps from the XP partition under Wine, because I really hate using Windows. A lot of the apps seem to ask for DLLs they can't find.

I am in the process of trying to port a Windows library to Linux (maybe also to Mac, but let's not get ahead of ourselves). The existing library is essentially a facade layer to a number of third-party dlls (mostly COM-based, although one is .NET-based) over which I have no control. These third-party dlls have no UI of their own. Their purpose is to allow access to proprietary data formats.

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Moin, I can define the load order for specific applications using winecfg. But what is the propper way to copy these DLLs from a 'real' windows box? Just owerwrite the wine-ddl in windows/system32/ ? But isn't this the 'build in' DLL, that should be used for applications with load order 'Build in'? Sorry I am confused. -- |Michael Renner E-mail:

I am checking an old bug http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9637 which happens to affect several games. Before arriving to the bug in question, one has to workaround another bug relate to shdocvw.dll. It is recommended to override a set of libraries which I believe should be put in system32. However, at least some of the dlls are already there. Are these the wine builtins or rather proxies as

Hello, I'm trying to play a game (Star Wars: Rebellion) and it mostly works except for the tactical battle mode. There have been workarounds suggested on the appdb page (http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=181&iTestingId=33818), which include getting a native d3drm.dll, which I did. This and one other native DLL (d3dxof.dll) reduced the number of errors and

Hey, I just have the two questions from the subject. I'd like to keep wine updated to latest version (even if not the stable), how can I do it? Second, I would like to use the native DLLs from my windows copy, is there an instructive on how to replace wine's with those? I'd like to test if some games that do not work currently will work with native dlls. Thank you in advance.

Hello, I still own MS Windows NT 4 Workstation and Windows95 both on CD. According to the FAQ Windows can't be installed using Wine, but the DLLs could be extracted and used with Wine. Is there much benefit from doing this? I guess the DLLs could be copied to ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/system right? If it makes sense, what is best to used, Win95 or Win NT4? Is this procedure legally