Re: Steel Panthers - World at War

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Hi,

Olli Nevalainen wrote:

Hello,

I'm running Debian 3.02r (with 2.6.3 kernel) with OSS and KDE on my box. I'm trying to install Steel Panthers - World at War and other apps with wine but unfortunatelly it crashes. I installed the newest wine (wine-20040309) and compiled with ./configure, make depend, make and make install. After that I configured the wine with wineinstall.

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As you can see I have a some kind of a problem with /dev/sequencer. How do I fix this problem? And yes...I tried to check that /usr/src/linux/Documentation/modules.txt but that file didn't exist.
I have tried to use winearts driver instead of wineoss, but I got the same errors with it. Does anyone have any good ideas to fix this problem? I have also tried to install other applications (eMule and Winamp, but those crashes, too). Only app I have managed to get running is NOTEPAD.EXE =)

I have also a Debian/woody, and I use wine 20040309 too (my winecfg score is lower than your) and I have no big trouble with SPWAW but notice that I have not installed it on wine but on win xp first then I just put SPWAW directory to a writable one (I think SPWAW is not well coded because it crash if directory is RO, it eat all CPU ressources and start with sound volume turn loudest ;( but it's another issue).
Also, tou should take a look at this : http://www.ibiblio.org/sinner/Steel/linux_en.html, it could help you.


Concerning kernel module issue, file exists whe, you install a kernel source package, so maybe your kernel miss a loadable module for handling sequencer. Perhpas you could disable it in wine config (maybe by comenting some lines).

Regards,

J8.

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