[solved] Wine OpenGL Drivers

Hello
Since I updated my Wine long time ago, 3D applications won't start.
Wine gives this output
http://pastebin.com/whccHcRx
but my nvidia driver is installed correctly
http://pastebin.com/FAcCa8hK
Is it an 64 bit issue?
I am using Arch 64 Bit and bin32-wine 1.1.41 from AUR.
Last edited by raunz (2010-03-29 23:01:04)

I solved the issue by reinstalling wine and other bin32 apps and I added lib32-nvidia-utils (lib32-catalyst-utils for ATI).

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JMS wrote:Yeah, I realize the dangers of being an admin, I just thought there was a way to make pacman run without sudo. Whatever, it's fine, I can deal with typing 4 extra letters if there isn't a "fix".
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Last edited by Darksoul71 (2012-05-10 09:47:44)

Hm, and a bug report should be filled with more than just an educated guess, no ?
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