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[vedaras]

let me quote him "Now unsupported by ATI Proprietary drivers" 

[zamp]

Half of the guide works with nvidia too.

[jan0s1k]

Half of the guide works with nvidia too.

Half? Eem, which part? Setting WINE? -.-

For NVIDIA:
http://damlab.pl/howto/nvidia_drivers/
(it's in polish ;P But great one, translate it and read)

[zamp]

Half? Eem, which part? Setting WINE? -.-

Everything below making sure direct rendering works

[rogerdv]

I have tried twice to install Fonline using wine in Ubuntu 11.04, the first one I simply ran the installer with wine, the second I followed the guide to use PlayOnLinux. I can run the launcher and the updater, but I get a crash when the client starts. I have a Geforce 9500 with 270 drivers, a dual-core Celeron and 1Gb RAM. Is there some know incompatibility with this wine version or some extra step not included in the guide?

Merged /Wipe/

[Misiolap]

@rogerdv: try checking "Logging in FOnline.log" in FOConfig, and paste it here, it'll give some info about at which stage the client crashes.
For currently used client on 2238 I can confirm it working on wine-1.0, nvidia drivers 96.43.19 (legacy drivers for older cards).
wine-1.2.3 results for me in crash @ "Sprite manager initialization..."

[den59]

I'm very new to wine and playonlinux, i followed these instructions and recent Linux (post-wipe)  fix but i can't run fonline2238config and the game crashes.

Above u talk about drivers, do i have to install them in playonlinux?

[wladimiiir]

Above u talk about drivers, do i have to install them in playonlinux?

PlayOnLinux is only framework for Wine. It just does installing and running Windows games easier, but it wont help you with drivers.
1. What linux distribution do you use?
2. What is result of running "glxinfo | grep rendering" in console?
3. Try running "wine FOnline.exe" from konsole (you have to be in game directory).

[den59]

PlayOnLinux is only framework for Wine. It just does installing and running Windows games easier, but it wont help you with drivers.
1. What linux distribution do you use?
2. What is result of running "glxinfo | grep rendering" in console?
3. Try running "wine FOnline.exe" from konsole (you have to be in game directory).

1. Ubuntu 11.10
2. direct rendering: Yes
    GL_NV_parameter_buffer_object2, GL_NV_path_rendering,
3.a. wine FO2238Config.exe works fine. I pointed to master.dat and critter.dat files.
3.b. FOnline crashes.

the console is:

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fixme:heap:HeapSetInformation (nil) 1 (nil) 0
fixme:msimtf:ActiveIMMApp_Activate Stub
fixme:win:EnumDisplayDevicesW ((null),0,0x335c5d0,0x00000000), stub!
wine: Call from 0x7ed635d9 to unimplemented function d3dx9_36.dll.D3DXCompileShaderFromResourceA, aborting

In crashDump.txt. I see

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C:\windows\system32\d3dx9_36.dll (7C730000) as a last line.
So it seems I miss dx9. How do I install it? There was nothing about it in tutorial,
so I thought it's included in wine.

By the way, when I run PlayOnLinux, i got this warning:
"you don't seem to have a 3d acceleration. We advise you install and eneble it!"

p/s/
In PlayOnLinux I have installed Wine versions: 1.3.31
but when I do "Configure wine" on fallout icons, I see (in About) Wine 1.2.3.

In Synaptich Package Manager I have:
winetricks, wine1.2, wine1.2-gecko installed.
If I am to install 1.3 it request to remove 1.2.

What Wine version you guys use with recent FOnline update and on which Ubuntu?

[wladimiiir]

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C:\windows\system32\d3dx9_36.dll (7C730000) as a last line.
So it seems I miss dx9. How do I install it?

Direct rendering: Yes - means that you have 3D enabled, so the problem might be, as you said, missing directX.

1. Do you have "C:\windows\system32\d3dx9_36.dll" in the folder? (the path should be something like "/home/[your_username]/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32/")
2. Try installing DirectX by running "winetricks directx9" command.

[den59]

1. yes, the file is there.

2. that solved the problem. Thank you. Works now. But no mouse, (did not check the sound yet).

Direct rendering: Yes - means that you have 3D enabled, so the problem might be, as you said, missing directX.

1. Do you have "C:\windows\system32\d3dx9_36.dll" in the folder? (the path should be something like "/home/[your_username]/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32/")
2. Try installing DirectX by running "winetricks directx9" command.

[wladimiiir]

But no mouse, (did not check the sound yet).

You have to run FO2238Config.exe, set master.dat and critter.dat and save.

[den59]

2. Just realized that it solves the problem for command line run (wine ....), but it still crashes under PlayOnLinux.

Direct rendering: Yes - means that you have 3D enabled, so the problem might be, as you said, missing directX.

1. Do you have "C:\windows\system32\d3dx9_36.dll" in the folder? (the path should be something like "/home/[your_username]/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32/")
2. Try installing DirectX by running "winetricks directx9" command.

[Jobe]

So I run Ubuntu 11.10 on a Toshiba Satellite Netbook. My screen resolution is 1366 x 768 (16:9).

I managed to set up fonline with playonlinux according to the tutorial, and, while shortcuts don't work, I'm able to still run everything (client, configs, updater etc.) through terminal using wine. Playing windowed the game seems to run fine. This is, however, not particularly workable on a netbook. The game would only really be playable full screen. No matter what resolution I play it at though, when the game is full screen the mouse rubber-bands to a ridiculous degree. It's often a challenge just to navigate to the exit button.

Master.dat and Critter.dat have been set. I've tried adjusting scroll speed and scroll delay in settings. I suspect it has something to do with the computer changing it's resolution and user input not entirely translating through wine, but I'm very new to all of this (linux, terminal commands...) all together, so I could be way off. I've tried changing my computer's resolution to 1024 x 768 (the resolution I run fonline at) before running, but it doesn't seem to change anything.

Any ideas?

[zubrowka]

did anyone try 2238 with the new wine 1.4? I'm experiencing lots of hangups...