I am trying to install Bejeweled 2 on Ubuntu 10.10 and im having problems. I am a novice Linux user with some experience, not so much with wine. I have tried using v 1.2.2 and also 1.3.7. as there was a working test report in the database using the latter. Here is the error I am getting in terminal after running the exe with wine 1.3.7 err:seh:setup_exception_record stack overflow 1336 bytes in thread 001d eip 7bc3db2e esp 00d50df8 stack 0xd50000-0xd51000-0xe50000 The installer runs all the way to the end and then hangs on an .ocx file and then produces the output above. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I am trying to install Bejeweled 2 on Ubuntu 10.10 and im having problems. I am a novice Linux user with some experience, not so much with wine. I have tried using v 1.2.2 and also 1.3.7. as there was a working test report in the database using the latter. Here is the error I am getting in terminal after running the exe with wine 1.3.7 err:seh:setup_exception_record stack overflow 1336 bytes in thread 001d eip 7bc3db2e esp 00d50df8 stack 0xd50000-0xd51000-0xe50000 The installer runs all the way to the end and then hangs on an .ocx file and then produces the output above. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
star11 wrote:> > Here is the error I am getting in terminal after running the exe with wine 1.3.7 >Start by upgrading to the latest development release, currently 1.3.15. If that doesn't fix it, post all the terminal output, not just the part you think is important. If it's long, use pastebin and post a link here.
[/quote]Did you get a lengthy data dump after this? We need to see everything that is an output from Wine and what state your system was in when this occurred. James McKenzie[/quote] James, The error code I posted is the entirety of the code terminal outputs. After that the installer locks up and it does nothing. I tried the installer on two different systems both with fresh installs, both running ubuntu 10.10. I tried the version 1.3.7 because there is a user test report on the site which stated the game tested working on that version but ive had no luck. On a side note, what is the sure-fire way to be sure I delete wine completely from my system? I am new to the Linux operating system and im not completely familiar with everything yet. Thanks
On 3/7/11 1:14 PM, star11 wrote:> [/quote]Did you get a lengthy data dump after this? We need to see everything > that is an output from Wine and what state your system was in when > this occurred. > > James McKenzie[/quote] > > James, > The error code I posted is the entirety of the code terminal outputs. After that the installer locks up and it does nothing. >Something is wrong here. You should get a data dump after the installer fails. It appears something is not right with your Ubuntu installation.> I tried the installer on two different systems both with fresh installs, both running ubuntu 10.10. > > I tried the version 1.3.7 because there is a user test report on the site which stated the game tested working on that version but ive had no luck.There is a reason that we request that you use the latest version, and that is there are many bug fixes between eight releases of Wine and with some versions there are regressions that are fixed in later versions.> On a side note, what is the sure-fire way to be sure I delete wine completely from my system? I am new to the Linux operating system and im not completely familiar with everything yet.The same way that you deinstall any other product from Ubuntu. They explain it real well on the Ubuntu site. James McKenzie> Thanks > > > > > >
Running out of time this morning. Heres what happened. I uninstalled everything, re-ran the autowine installer with ./tools/wineinstall It goes about its business of compiling the code and installing it, letting it go ahead and run after about 30 minutes I will come back and the PC is shut down. Does the code tell the computer to turn off after installation is complete? Also after I run the installer I cannot run wine directly after restarting the computer. Im extremely sorry for making this difficult on you guys, I might be in over my head for now and it might take some self experimentation to get this working properly which I understand and am willing to accept. Thanks.
star11 wrote:> > It goes about its business of compiling the code and installing it, letting it go ahead and run after about 30 minutes I will come back and the PC is shut down. > Does the code tell the computer to turn off after installation is complete? > >No. There is something wrong with your system. Overheating is one possibility, especially if it is a laptop.
dimesio wrote:> > star11 wrote: > > > > It goes about its business of compiling the code and installing it, letting it go ahead and run after about 30 minutes I will come back and the PC is shut down. > > Does the code tell the computer to turn off after installation is complete? > > > > > > No. There is something wrong with your system. Overheating is one possibility, especially if it is a laptop.It is a laptop. :?
On Tue, Mar 8, 2011 at 4:52 AM, star11 <wineforum-user at winehq.org> wrote:> Running out of time this morning. > Heres what happened. > > I uninstalled everything, re-ran the autowine installer with ./tools/wineinstall > > It goes about its business of compiling the code and installing it, letting it go ahead and run after about 30 minutes I will come back and the PC is shut down. > Does the code tell the computer to turn off after installation is complete?No. Most computers shutdown automatically if they experience difficulties. One of these is overheating caused by poor or incorrect airflow. Does this happen with other processes/programs? Your problems indicate that the Wine build process did not finish properly. James McKenzie
The laptop runs without problems otherwise, I can tell its working hard compiling the code. I am going to transfer over and try this on my desktop which should be able to handle it. What all should be happening when I am building wine? Is it compiling all this source code before installing it?