wine users - Oct 2007 - Unhandled page fault

Hi all,

Since last week I've been unable to run any applications with Wine;
it'll
always lock the mouse and keyboard, even though other applications don't
freeze (at least Amarok can finish playing the current track, but stops when
it is finished). When this happens, I'm forced to kill Wine remotely, and
then I always get something like this
> wine: Unhandled page fault on read access to 0x00000348 at address
0x7e1525ec (thread 0009), starting debugger...
> Can't attach process 0008: error 5
> Killed
Surprisingly enough, Amarok resumes normal play as soon as Wine gets killed?

Has anyone else run into this?

TIA

-- 
- Pedro.
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Try (re) moving your ~/.wine directory and reinstall the application.
Your wineprefix may be corrupt/invalid in some way.

-Austin

On 10/29/07, Pedro Ara?jo <inckie at gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Since last week I've been unable to run any applications with Wine;
it'll
> always lock the mouse and keyboard, even though other applications
don't
> freeze (at least Amarok can finish playing the current track, but stops
when
> it is finished). When this happens, I'm forced to kill Wine remotely,
and
> then I always get something like this
>
> > wine: Unhandled page fault on read access to 0x00000348 at address
> 0x7e1525ec (thread 0009), starting debugger...
> > Can't attach process 0008: error 5
> > Killed
>
> Surprisingly enough, Amarok resumes normal play as soon as Wine gets
killed?
>
> Has anyone else run into this?
>
> TIA
>
> --
> - Pedro.
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On Tuesday October 30 2007 15:46, Dan Sawyer wrote:
> ./configure --verbose produces no errors. It does not identify packages.
	Actually, ./configure --verbose just produces warning *at the end* about what 
packages you need. If there is none then you have all necessary packages 
installed.
> It does produces many 'no' lines, listed below. How can required
> packages be determined from this?
	Strange, is this full terminal output from ./configure --verbose? It is too 
short. Try to run:

make distclean
./configure --verbose

	Output from last command should be longer and should create a lot of 
Makefiles at the end. If there is no errors, run this:

make depend && \
make all && \
sudo make install;