similar to: Re: Cannot run Win16 installer for Judaic Classics

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

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

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 am a new Linux and Wine user. I have successfully installed Wine in PCLinuxOS, and it is able to run an old Legacy program from Parsons Technology called Address Book. I then used Wine to install an old version of Davka Writer, a Hebrew word processing program. The program appeared to install correctly, as far as I could tell. The installation required a serial number, which I have.

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.

After downloading the first two Grand Theft Auto games from the Rockstar Classics website, and installing the first game I received this error: > MGL Fatal Error! > Error 268.473 > Cannot find a suitable display mode. After a bit of searching, I believe that this is a problem with running the game under Wine, and not with my PC. Then, although I probably should have checked first, I

Hi there. Last year I was using 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

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, but it didn't improve. Are there any special changed that can be made to

i have installed a clean copy of ubuntu 8.10 64bit i installed a program called the Bar Ilan Responsa Project which uses a license from a local network server, using wine. this program works perfectly for my friend who has ubuntu 8.10 32bit. alas, when i try running the program i always get the message: "no answer from NetHasp license manager (15)" (this is the error you get in windows

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?

I'm just wondering if ffmpeg is a reliable Icecast source-client -- a "pusher" to send a stream to an Icecast server and runs 24/7/365 dependably. -- That Jack Elliott (541) 848 7021 KPOV 88.9 FM High Desert Community radio Host, The Sunday Classics On 8/27/2019 10:58 AM, Alejandro wrote: > When you say as Source Client, means like listener? > > i'm using for push

As described here in ffmpeg's documentation: http://ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-all.html#Icecast -- That Jack Elliott (541) 848 7021 KPOV 88.9 FM High Desert Community radio Host, The Sunday Classics

Oh dear. Okay, can anyone suggest how to install Icecast under Windows as a service, and to be able to bring up some kind of console to start/stop it? I can launch Icecast using the installed .bat file, but it's clunky. -- that Jack Elliott 541 848 7021 Producer Wednesday Point, Host, The Sunday Classics KPOV 88.9, High Desert Radio Audio geek On 05/14/2015 09:21 AM, Ross Levis wrote:

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,

Hmm. Even with the file in the right place, Icecast still doesn't use it when my stream is offline. I can access the file using it's URL, so I know Icecast has access to it. This is what I have in my configuration file. <mount> <mount-name>/stream.mp3</mount-name> <fallback-mount>/StreamWarning.mp3</fallback-mount>

Windows 7, Icecast 2.4.1 Installer downloaded from http://downloads.xiph.org/releases/icecast/icecast_win32_2.4.1.exe Referring to http://en.flossmanuals.net/icecast/windows/ The installation process goes as described, but doesn't offer the "Create a desktop icon" option. Nor am I offered the option to "Install Icecast as a Windows service" as shown. I can't

Hi, I see that I can use the "Kill Source" button on the Icecast admin web page to kill our fallback.mp3 file. Now that I have killed the fallback file, I don't see a way to re-start it. Do I need to stop / start the icecast service? -- That Jack Elliott (541) 848 7021 KPOV 88.9 FM High Desert Community radio Producer, The Wednesday Point Host, The Sunday Classics

Encoding not being part of Icecast, I reckon this is indeed off-topic; but to close the thread, it does seem to be the case that mp3 encoding is now license free. "MP3 is supported by everything, everywhere, and is now patent-free. There has never been another audio format as widely supported as MP3, it's good enough for almost anything, and now, over twenty years since it took the