Ok, I know this is probably very redundant, but I'm getting the Audio tab crash with winecfg. The error output is: wine: unhandled page fault on write access to *insert hex numbers here* (thread 0009) Modules: Cannot get info on modules while no process is loaded etc. After the last few hours spent surfing dozens of forums and threads, none of the fixes have worked. Renaming winearts.drv.so didn't work. In WineWiki I found where it said to modify the registry at HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Wine/Drivers and add the string Audio = "" or "ALSA" or "OSS" My problem is that I dont' even have a Drivers under Wine. Creating this and adding the key's did nothing. I have been using ventrilo under wine for a while now with no problems at all. It might still work, but as I currently don't have internet access on that computer I can't test that vent still works. I really need to go into the audio tab and set Emulation for my sound, but I can't because I can't get to the audio tab. I'm completely frustrated at this point. I love linux, and I love wine. I've been running World of Warcraft for months now without a hitch, ventrilo, and if I could get into the audio tab I'm sure Diablo2 would run smooth also.
mikeracing77@yahoo.com wrote:> I've been running World of Warcraft for months now > without a hitch, ventrilo, and if I could get into the audio tab I'm > sure Diablo2 would run smooth also.I don't have an answer to your winecfg problem but I have a suggestion for Diablo II. Run Diablo II's D2VidTst.exe test/config utility and don't select the suggested Direct3D(?) mode. Use one of the other modes. There is also a Diablo II Glide wrapper for OpenGL which will enable Glide mode in D2VidTst.exe which may help: http://www.tu-harburg.de/~sisl0020/english/index.html
> modes. There is also a Diablo II Glide wrapper for OpenGL which will > enable Glide mode in D2VidTst.exe which may help:Unfortunately, have tried that. Have even gone so far as using the -ns option to disable sound for diablo2 when starting, but it still crashes on the cinematics, which means no progressing to the next act. After reading up on it, I guess it has to do with the sound. It gets to the cinematics, looks for sound and crashes imediately once it hits the loading screen for the movie. Whats really odd is that I can go to the cinematic section from the main menu and view the moves just fine, but when trying to go from Act 1 to Act 2 crashes it. Just wish I could get that danged audio tab to not crash so I can set the audio to emulation. I guess that fixes the diablo crash.
> Ok, I know this is probably very redundant, but I'm getting the Audio > tab crash with winecfg. The error output is:I had the same problem; I don't know if it was upgrading wine or upgrading the alsa drivers that did it, but it started working again after a while.> In WineWiki I found where it said to modify the registry at > HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Wine/Drivers and add the string Audio = "" > or "ALSA" or "OSS" > My problem is that I dont' even have a Drivers under Wine. Creating > this and adding the key's did nothing.I have that in my ~/.wine/user.reg: [Software\\Wine\\DirectSound] 1162840754 "DefaultBitsPerSample"="16" "DefaultSampleRate"="44100" "EmulDriver"="Y" [Software\\Wine\\Drivers] 1163189671 "Audio"="oss" Hope it helps. -- Fabrice DELENTE
I am forever in your debt. Out of all the serching I did on the internet, your post is the only thing that worked for me. Thank you sooooo much! Fabrice DELENTE wrote:> I have that in my ~/.wine/user.reg: > > [Software\\Wine\\DirectSound] 1162840754 > "DefaultBitsPerSample"="16" > "DefaultSampleRate"="44100" > "EmulDriver"="Y" > > [Software\\Wine\\Drivers] 1163189671 > "Audio"="oss" > > Hope it helps.> Fabrice DELENTE