Hello! I built wine-20050211 from source. I use www.x.org 6.8.2 which was built from source, too. I built program my.exe in WIN98 SE. If I type "wine my.exe &", my.exe doesn't show up at all although I see the following 2 processes are running: wine-preloader wine-kthread my.exe wineserver My.exe doesn't show up either if I run it foreground. I then hit CTRL-C. Now a blinking window tile bar appears on WindowMaker. I click on that window title bar, the form of my.exe finally shows up but my.exe intercepts the CTRL-C keys and becomes very unstable - it freezes any time. My.exe runs without any problem by wine 20041019, which was also built from source, in another box. Does anyone have idea for this problem? Regards, CN
On Fri, 25 Feb 2005 18:15:50 +0800, CN wrote:> My.exe doesn't show up either if I run it foreground. I then hit CTRL-C. > Now a blinking window tile bar appears on WindowMaker. I click on that > window title bar, the form of my.exe finally shows up but my.exe > intercepts the CTRL-C keys and becomes very unstable - it freezes any > time.You can't interrupt all Windows programs using ctrl-c, use "kill" instead. Pressing Ctrl-C on the console of a Wine process will cause it to deadlock or crash. thanks -mike
Hello! Mike, On Sat, 26 Feb 2005 02:19:11 +0000, "Mike Hearn" <mike@navi.cx> said:> On Fri, 25 Feb 2005 18:15:50 +0800, CN wrote: > > My.exe doesn't show up either if I run it foreground. I then hit CTRL-C. > > Now a blinking window tile bar appears on WindowMaker. I click on that > > window title bar, the form of my.exe finally shows up but my.exe > > intercepts the CTRL-C keys and becomes very unstable - it freezes any > > time. > > You can't interrupt all Windows programs using ctrl-c, use "kill" > instead. > Pressing Ctrl-C on the console of a Wine process will cause it to > deadlock or crash. > > thanks -mikeThank you for your reply! Now I found it was my fault! My.exe did not start completely because it failed to connect to the database daemon which was not launched at all. I should not have brought this silly problem to this list in the beginning. Regards, CN