wine users - Feb 2009 - Close without saving crash apps

In all Office 97 applications if I try to quit the application after modifying a
file, wine crashes without showing the expected "save the file before
quiting?" dialog. It seems that the dialog itself causes the crash.
The only error message that I got in cosole is:

XIO:  fatal IO error 11 (Resource temporally unavailable) on X server
":0.0"

Also, calling the Source Range Advanced editing tool in TMPGEnc Plus crashes it
with the very same error message in console.  This tool in TMPGEnc Plus also
calls a dialog asking to reset or not edits, and it seems that the dialog causes
the crash.

I suspect that the problem is related to some Xorg configuration in my system.
To test if the video driver has something to do with the problem, I tried both
the Xorg's nv driver and the proprietary Nvidia's driver and found that
the occur with both drivers.

I'm running Wine 1.1.15 under Mandriva 2009.0.

stpa wrote:
> In all Office 97 applications if I try to quit the application after
modifying a file, wine crashes without showing the expected "save the file
before quiting?" dialog. It seems that the dialog itself causes the crash.
> The only error message that I got in cosole is:
> 
> XIO:  fatal IO error 11 (Resource temporally unavailable) on X server
":0.0"
> 
> Also, calling the Source Range Advanced editing tool in TMPGEnc Plus
crashes it with the very same error message in console.  This tool in TMPGEnc
Plus also calls a dialog asking to reset or not edits, and it seems that the
dialog causes the crash.
> 
> I suspect that the problem is related to some Xorg configuration in my
system. To test if the video driver has something to do with the problem, I
tried both the Xorg's nv driver and the proprietary Nvidia's driver and
found that the occur with both drivers.
> 
> I'm running Wine 1.1.15 under Mandriva 2009.0.

Not happening here (Office 97, nVidia 173.14 driver). Have you disabled Compiz?

Yes, I did. Also, I have the same problem either in Gnome or in KDE 4.1 or 4.2.

stpa wrote:
> Yes, I did. Also, I have the same problem either in Gnome or in KDE 4.1 or
4.2.
What video card & drivers?