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Originally Posted by regatta
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Figured it out. You have two dsetup.dll files. One is all lower case (dsetup.dll) and the other is all uppercase (DSETUP.DLL). WIth linux being case sensitive it has to be fixed. All you have to do is delete DSETUP.DLL. The all uppercase one. [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] |
Just an additional explanation as I was about to ask how case sensitiveness could cause a problem if the required file (lowercase) is there: It's of course that in wine, the case sensitivity is gone, and while both files are available, it opens the wrong one (probably due to uppercase letters being lower ascii codes and ending up first in a sorted directory list).
Fixed my issues. Thank you sir, here's to you!
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Originally Posted by Rogean
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haha linux case sensitiveness
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Haha, Windows non-case sensitiveness. ;p
Kind Regards,
Slozem