Actually, it's a fascinating problem - I've been bit by it, badly.
Wine works fine with a Win4lin kernel, so long as you build
it from source. If you try to take a binary built on a non
Win4lin kernel, you get an unhandled exception when your
app starts to run, with a problem in the ThunkConnect32 area.
Similarly, if you take a binary that you built on your Win4lin
kernel, and give that binary to someone on a non Win4lin kernel,
they see the exact same problem.
So, it works with Win4lin, sorta.
Jer
robert w hall wrote:
> I keep seeing occasional reports that 'wine does not run... on a
> win4lin-enabled kernel'. Though this is contrary to my experience and
> sounds like finger-trouble, I wonder if anyone has any better/hard
> info?.
>
> The one possibility for serious interaction would appear to be the
> dosmod/vm86 area? (which I don't personally use... sorry Ove! :-))
>
> --
> robert w hall
