wine users - Aug 2003 - winecheck

I am new to this list. I just compiled successfully wine 2003813 and installed 
it. Running winecheck, the program hangs during the process of checking 
system devices used by wine in the first line
....025. checking sound device /dev/dsp.....
and after several minutes I have to kill the program with ctrl c. Does anyone 
have a hint for me what to do ?
In my /dev directory dsp points to dsp0
Thanks in advance
Edgar 

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Dr.-Ing. Edgar Alwers
Mailto: edgaralwers@gmx.de

Well all,

Edgar's winecheck caused me to try it agein and sure enough there is an 
error:

028. Checking availability of winedefault.reg entries...    CRITICAL 
(entry "SHAREDMEMLOCATION" not found in system.reg registry file).
- ADVICE: file winedefault.reg, the most basic wine registry 
environment, doesn't seem to have been applied using regedit.

What does this mean? (I have no idea what system.reg is, where it is, 
where it came from, etc.) 

How can it be fixed??

Dan

may I come back to my initial question from August 27 ?
I did "regedit winedefault.reg", and as far as I understood the
business, with
success. However, running "winecheck" after that shows no change at
all: the
program dies checking sound device /dev/dsp, see below.
.
I asume that this is a bug in winecheck: the program should not die by any 
circumstances but give a message telling what is wrong instead, giving  the 
chance for a correction. I know that winecheck is not part of wine, strictly 
speaking, but perhaps someone can help. I would like to have a more or less 
100% system before I start trying to run applications.
Thanks again,
Edgar


On Wednesday 27 August 2003 23:12, Edgar Alwers wrote:
> I am new to this list. I just compiled successfully wine 2003813 and
> installed it. Running winecheck, the program hangs during the process of
> checking system devices used by wine in the first line
> ....025. checking sound device /dev/dsp.....
> and after several minutes I have to kill the program with ctrl c. Does
> anyone have a hint for me what to do ?
> In my /dev directory dsp points to dsp0
> Thanks in advance
> Edgar
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Dr.-Ing. Edgar Alwers
Mailto: edgaralwers@gmx.de