wine users - Nov 2008 - Call of Duty 4: Corrupt fastfile only on Ubuntu?

Hello!

I was running Mandriva 3 weeks ago and I had installed Call of Duty 4, and
it worked (with version 1.1.6)
When Ubuntu Intrepid RC was out, I decided to install it over my Mandriva,
and I also installed wine version 1.1.6, but it didn't work as on Mandriva!

When launching multiplayer, CoD4 gives this error: Fastfile for zone
'code_post_gfx_mp' is corrupt or unreadable.
I have the same error with wine version 1.1.7

It seems the fasffile is corrupt, but even when copying from the original cd
it gives the same error!

I think there might be 2 problems:
1) The installation might be the problem, but it installs without any error,
but maybe something didn't install during the installation process?
2) Wine has a bug, strange as it worked on Mandriva...

So here is the output: http://pastebin.be/14664

What can be the problem?

Maybe a log of the installation process should be useful?

BTW, i used a clean prefix ;)

Please help me, thanks!

Kind regards...
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Warren Dumortier wrote:
> 
> I was running Mandriva 3 weeks ago and I had installed Call of Duty 4, and
> it worked (with version 1.1.6)
> When Ubuntu Intrepid RC was out, I decided to install it over my Mandriva,
> and I also installed wine version 1.1.6, but it didn't work as on
Mandriva!
> 
> When launching multiplayer, CoD4 gives this error: Fastfile for zone
> 'code_post_gfx_mp' is corrupt or unreadable.
> I have the same error with wine version 1.1.7
> 
> It seems the fasffile is corrupt, but even when copying from the original
cd
> it gives the same error!
> 
> I think there might be 2 problems:
> 1) The installation might be the problem, but it installs without any
error,
> but maybe something didn't install during the installation process?
> 2) Wine has a bug, strange as it worked on Mandriva...
> 

If it works with 1.1.6 on Mandriva but not on Ubuntu, I'd say the problem is
something in Ubuntu.

Warren Dumortier wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I was running Mandriva 3 weeks ago and I had installed Call of Duty 4, and
> it worked (with version 1.1.6)
> When Ubuntu Intrepid RC was out, I decided to install it over my Mandriva,
> and I also installed wine version 1.1.6, but it didn't work as on
Mandriva!
>
> When launching multiplayer, CoD4 gives this error: Fastfile for zone
> 'code_post_gfx_mp' is corrupt or unreadable.
> I have the same error with wine version 1.1.7
>
> It seems the fasffile is corrupt, but even when copying from the original
cd
> it gives the same error!
>
> I think there might be 2 problems:
> 1) The installation might be the problem, but it installs without any
error,
> but maybe something didn't install during the installation process?
> 2) Wine has a bug, strange as it worked on Mandriva...
>   
You missed a possible third problem:

Intrepid will not work with current Ubuntu releases of Wine.  There have
been several reports of programs that are broken with Intrepid that
worked 'just fine' under Hardy. 

Can you revert to Hardy and report if this fixes the problem?

Thank you.

James McKenzie

this is not isolated in ubuntu as I experienced it in running it in windows. I
had the same problem with a fast file (.ff) being corrupted. I just downloaded
the file since the file cannot be copied from the cd. replaced it in the
corresponding folder something located in /zone/english/ or something and it
worked

Ok, but the fast is that on other distros i tested it works, so there must
be an Ubuntu-specific issue...

2008/11/8 edyeeh <wineforum-user at winehq.org>
> this is not isolated in ubuntu as I experienced it in running it in
> windows. I had the same problem with a fast file (.ff) being corrupted. I
> just downloaded the file since the file cannot be copied from the cd.
> replaced it in the corresponding folder something located in /zone/english/
> or something and it worked
>
>
>
>
>
>
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