Thanks for the reply.Please retry with the latest version, the --dll option has been removed.
Advice : make sure every wineserver process is dead. Run 'wineserver -k' if not.
Using the latest build 20031016, and setting the WINEDLLOVERIDES environment variable to "riched20=n". I've gotten around the riched20.dll problem. But another error popped up.
warn:module:load_builtin_dll cannot open .so lib for builtin L"faultrep.dll": /usr/lib/wine/wine/faultrep.dll.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
I searched my computer and haven't found faultrep.dll. I've also searched google and only a few references came up; but not the actual DLL file, which I can't find anywhere. From the google search, it seems the DLL is used for Microsoft products in reporting bugs back to Microsoft. The halo dedicated server has this feature when it crashes, as does IE. Where it asks the user to "Send" or "Don't Send" an error report back to Microsoft.
The question is, how does haloded.exe even run on Windows if the faultrep.dll isn't present? Or does it somehow inherent the IE bug reporting feature. Leaving no need for the DLL.
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