On Thursday 07 February 2002 03:25 pm, David Joham wrote: > I haven't tried 1.02, but I have tried 1.03 with good success. I don't > have a libMFC42.so either, so maybe that's a change between versions. > > Can you remove 1.02 and install 1.03? When you do, you *should* get lots > of stuff in /usr/lib/transgaming.... > > It should also create a .transgaming directory in your home directory. > In that directory, will be the configuration file and a c_drive > directory. > > Are you sure there aren't zombie processes of wineserver running on your > machine slowing it down? Try shutting down X and starting back up. Does > that help? > > I'll send you privately a little Delphi application that I wrote for you > to test with. It works "out of the box" on my system (over remote X to > boot) and we'll see what happens on yours.
I'll try it out. I do wonder about the libMFC42 thing. Every time I have previously tried winex I have run into that error - and an error about not finding /usr/lib/mmx(?!). I tried again with a newer one and still the same problem. I do have 1.0-3 too but haven't yet tried it. Try to run mspaint.exe or wordpad.exe or iexplorer.exe. Whenever I try them I get the libMFC42 error (if I use the -debugmessages -err flags OR do an strace on it) and a missing /usr/lib/mmx message too. Maddening. I'll try 1.0-3 next. I rebooted to eliminate the slowdown and haven't tried running winex again (yet). I did look at all the processes with kpm and didn't see anything at all associated with winex running or zombied. Just an apparent memory problem with swapping up the ying-yang. I tried to wait it out but after a few minutes of quiet, any action on my part with anything at all caused swapping to go nuts again and sloooow reactions. I'd think it indicates a memory leak in winex... praedor
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