On Mon, 26 Nov 2001 04:27:00 +0000, Darren Evans <darren@horseplay.demon.co.uk> wrote: > >Has anyone got this working under Wine? > >I've mounted my NTFS filesystem with the utf8 option, although I get >the following when running Direct Connect.exe > >fixme:win32:SetCriticalSectionSpinCount critsection=0x77a3f770: >spincount=1000 not supported This has nothing to do with ntfs (and even less utf8). This is showing that you have asked to load a program or library that is calling a partially implemented Wine function. This is probably a NT system dll. By default the config file set a number of dlls to 'native' load order, based on the compatibility level of these dlls and the completeness of Wine code, but this does not take in account the full range of differences between Ms operating systems. Some NT dlls don't work at all under Wine, while the 'same' dll was working fine under Win95. And 'smart' users override the defaults and set everything to 'native', ensuring a fast crash. Set everything to builtin is - IMO - the right option to start with (with one exception : msvcrt) >The +debugmsg +all option spurts a lot of information and loops, not >sure if it's acceptable to post this here? No, +all is useless as a general debugging tool. The idea is to use +relay by default (this shows only basic Wine api calls) and turn on other traces to show specific behaviour (this assumes that you know what is the meaning of specific traces, of course) Gerard
