MS Flight Simulator?

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   An update on my attempts to fly again...

   Trying to install the newer MS Flight Simulator X resulted in a
lockup when it asked for DVD disk 2.  I had to eject the DVD tray with a
wine eject command in a second window, and it would never recognize that
disk 2 was inserted.  Multiple tries got me no further, though it had
installed a lot of files from disk 1.

   So I backed up a bit and dug out my old copy of FS98.  It was
contained wholly on one CD, which did install just fine.  So far, so
good.

   When I then tried to run it from the Wine menu, it would start up
fine, with the engine running, and responding to controls.  However,
when I taxied very far or tried to take off, wine would crash.  When I
ran it from a terminal window where I could watch, with:
        env WINEPREFIX="/home/gerry/.wine" wine "C:\Program Files
        \Microsoft Games\Flight Simulator\FltSim98.exe"
I got this as it loaded:
        fixme:spoolsv:serv_main (0 (nil))
        fixme:ntdll:RtlNtStatusToDosErrorNoTeb no mapping for 8000000a
        fixme:win:EnumDisplayDevicesW ((null),0,0x33d8e0,0x00000000),
        stub! 
and this when it crashed:
        Segmentation fault

   Anybody got any ideas on how to proceed?  Is anybody else flying it?

   I'm running Ubuntu 7.10 on an Intel box, without a Winders partition
any more.

Thanks,
Gerry



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