Hi, I am trying to compile wine in an AMD64 Ubuntu machine, taking the precautions needed shown in the winehq's wiki to do it. The compilation finishes fine, but for some reason there is no support for some things that used to have in the i386 pre-compiled package. One of them is ALSA sound. I use ALSA because for some reason OSS sometimes ruins the sound making it look like a loud scratch all the time. The other one, which is the more important, is the directdraw support. I am running Diablo II in wine, using the i386 package with the ia32 libs, and it runs fine, the video test detects both Direct3D and DirectDraw, but for some reason the "perspective" option related to Direct3D doesn't work, but I don't care about that. But if I try to compile wine myself, the video test doesn't detect any support, and Diablo II fails to run anyway. Is there any dev package I should install to make ALSA and Directdraw work properly in my self-compiled wine package?
Roger-BH <rogeriovinhal@yahoo.com.br> wrote:> Is there any dev package I should install to make ALSA and Directdraw > work properly in my self-compiled wine package?You obviously need the headers and static libs for libasound2 to compile wine with ALSA support. There shouldn't be anything special needed for DDraw. Daniel -- Read the Wine FAQ: http://winehq.org/site/docs/wine-faq/index Read the Wine User Guide: http://winehq.org/site/docs/wineusr-guide/index When you post: Which wine version? Self compiled or prepackaged?
On Feb 13, 2:28 pm, "Roger-BH" <rogeriovin...@yahoo.com.br> wrote:> The other one, which is the more important, is the directdraw support. > I am running Diablo II in wine, using the i386 package with the ia32 > libs, and it runs fine, the video test detects both Direct3D and > DirectDraw, but for some reason the "perspective" option related to > Direct3D doesn't work, but I don't care about that. > But if I try to compile wine myself, the video test doesn't detect any > support, and Diablo II fails to run anyway. >I don't have a solution to your problem but I can recommend using a Glide wrapper for Diablo II. It works much better on Wine: http://www.tu-harburg.de/~sisl0020/english/faq.html