wine and jack => segfault?

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Hi,

I am new to this list and just wanted to ask a question regarding Wine
and JACK:

I'm running JACK as my sound daemon and today I installed Wine (from the
APT-Repository). I setup my .wine directory with the help of winetools.
So far everything works fine, except sound output (tested with wmplayer
and a simple wav file). So I selected "jack" as Audio driver.

But wine segfaults with wmplayer as soon as opening the wav file:

$ wine .wine/c/Programme/Windows\ Media\ Player/mplayer2.exe
fixme:process:SetProcessPriorityBoost (0xffffffff,1): stub
fixme:powermgnt:SetThreadExecutionState (0x2): stub, harmless.
fixme:powermgnt:SetThreadExecutionState (0x80000000): stub, harmless.
This sound card's driver does not support direct access
The (slower) DirectSound HEL mode will be used instead.
Segmentation fault

I started qjackctl to see what the JACK says:

20:01:39.052 Audio connection graph change.
20:01:39.136 Audio connection change.
20:01:39.314 XRUN callback (1).
20:01:39.317 Audio connection graph change.

So, I assume there was an "connection" established between Wine and JACK?

Does anybody know something about this problem? Tell me if I have to
provide more (log/debug) output etc. ...

I am running Ubuntu Breezy (breezy kernel 2.6.12-10-686).

Thanks,
 Joachim

PS: Direct output to ALSA works (with jackd not running).
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