I've searched through whole internet, but didn't find any solution. First of all i want to clear some things: 1. No, there's nothing wrong with my video card 2. Yes, I've latest drivers 3. Yes, I've installed wow to my ext4 partition 4. Yes, my OpenGL is working fine. I have some other games - opengl renderer is working like a charm on them 5. My copy of wow is fine too. I can play it in D3D mode (just that perfomance is realy poor) 6. Tryed on distributions: Ubuntu, Mint, openSUSE, Fedora, Archlinux. Works fine in openGL mode in Windows 7. I tryed to set opengl mode in all ways(shortcut, config.wtf), tryed a lot of wine versions (since 1.0.1 till 1.2 rc1), but I get same error message all the time: Code: fixme:win:EnumDisplayDevicesW ((null),0,0x3aed14,0x00000000), stub! fixme:d3d_caps:select_card_intel_mesa Card selection not handled for Mesa Intel driver fixme:d3d_caps:init_driver_info Unhandled vendor 8086. My Computer spec.: CPU: Intel Pentium Dual Core E2180 2ghz RAM: 2 gb GPU: Intel 82945G I believe it's a bug related to my graphics card model
Have you tried playing it in a Emulated Virtual Desktop located under graphics in the Wine configuration? I can't play any games with having that feature turned on, without my whole system goes screwing, mainly my dual display resulting in having to reboot. Andy On 10-05-30 01:53 PM, zaibas wrote:> I've searched through whole internet, but didn't find any solution. First of all i want to clear some things: > 1. No, there's nothing wrong with my video card > 2. Yes, I've latest drivers > 3. Yes, I've installed wow to my ext4 partition > 4. Yes, my OpenGL is working fine. I have some other games - opengl renderer is working like a charm on them > 5. My copy of wow is fine too. I can play it in D3D mode (just that perfomance is realy poor) > 6. Tryed on distributions: Ubuntu, Mint, openSUSE, Fedora, Archlinux. Works fine in openGL mode in Windows 7. > > I tryed to set opengl mode in all ways(shortcut, config.wtf), tryed a lot of wine versions (since 1.0.1 till 1.2 rc1), but I get same error message all the time: > > Code: > > fixme:win:EnumDisplayDevicesW ((null),0,0x3aed14,0x00000000), stub! > fixme:d3d_caps:select_card_intel_mesa Card selection not handled for Mesa Intel driver > fixme:d3d_caps:init_driver_info Unhandled vendor 8086. > > > > > My Computer spec.: > CPU: Intel Pentium Dual Core E2180 2ghz > RAM: 2 gb > GPU: Intel 82945G > > I believe it's a bug related to my graphics card model > > > > > > >__________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
On Sun, May 30, 2010 at 12:53 PM, zaibas <wineforum-user at winehq.org> wrote:> I've searched through whole internet, but didn't find any solution. First > of all i want to clear some things: > 1. No, there's nothing wrong with my video card > 2. Yes, I've latest drivers > 3. Yes, I've installed wow to my ext4 partition > 4. Yes, my OpenGL is working fine. I have some other games - opengl > renderer is working like a charm on them > 5. My copy of wow is fine too. I can play it in D3D mode (just that > perfomance is realy poor) > 6. Tryed on distributions: Ubuntu, Mint, openSUSE, Fedora, Archlinux. Works > fine in openGL mode in Windows 7. > > I tryed to set opengl mode in all ways(shortcut, config.wtf), tryed a lot > of wine versions (since 1.0.1 till 1.2 rc1), but I get same error message > all the time: > > Code: > > fixme:win:EnumDisplayDevicesW ((null),0,0x3aed14,0x00000000), stub! > fixme:d3d_caps:select_card_intel_mesa Card selection not handled for Mesa > Intel driver > fixme:d3d_caps:init_driver_info Unhandled vendor 8086. > > > > > My Computer spec.: > CPU: Intel Pentium Dual Core E2180 2ghz > RAM: 2 gb > GPU: Intel 82945G > > I believe it's a bug related to my graphics card model > > > >It's not a bug. Most Intel graphics chips/cards just aren't good enough. A high end Nvidia card seems to be the best option currently. IMHO Jim -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://www.winehq.org/pipermail/wine-users/attachments/20100530/c9363023/attachment.htm>
But this is illogical... With such card I can play in openGL mode on Windows with arround 30-40 FPS, in linux I should get around 60, why the hell my card is just not good enought?
On Mon, May 31, 2010 at 06:04, zaibas <wineforum-user at winehq.org> wrote:> But this is illogical... With such card I can play in openGL mode on Windows with arround 30-40 FPS, in linux I should get around 60, why the hell my card is just not good enought? >Drivers, not hardware....
zaibas wrote:> But this is illogical... With such card I can play in openGL mode on Windows with arround 30-40 FPS, in linux I should get around 60, why the hell my card is just not good enought?Why do you expect much better framerates in Linux? I read that you're trying some Direct3D games - those will even inevitably be slower than in Windows because of an extra translation. For true GL apps, though - yes, it's very likely the drivers' fault rather than Wine's.
Yes, I've understood that. But I think my card isn't that bad even with these Intel drivers. This is glxgears print: Code: 4972 frames in 5.0 seconds 4979 frames in 5.0 seconds 4992 frames in 5.0 seconds 4977 frames in 5.0 seconds 4704 frames in 5.0 seconds Well something like an old Nvidia models (FX5200 and other similar), my OpenGL is working fine too, I can play for eg.: Unreal Tournament 2004 with high details with almost no lag. At the moment wine don't even let me to give a try playing WoW in OpenGL mode, I'm absolutely sure that it would run better than in D3D. Even 30 FPS would be cool for me.