[cw-discuss] Miserable 6.0 experience...

[Jeremy White]

Actually, I've been educated on this; there appears to be a known
issue and fix that seems to work for SuSE 10.2.

So, definitely get a ticket in, and 6.1 will definitely fix this issue.

Cheers,

Jeremy

Jeremy White wrote:
> Hi Derek,
> 
> 10.2 came out after we'd frozen our test platforms, so we didn't
> test against it at all.
> 
> And you're not the first person to report odd troubles like this.
> 
> I'm not sure if we've solved this yet, or not; either way, it owuld
> really help if you could submit a ticket on it.
> 
> (Standard suggestions are to investigate your ulimits and to
> make sure that AppArmor is configured to allow wine to run).
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Jeremy
> 
> Derek Fountain wrote:
> 
>>I bought Crossover 6.0 a week or so back after a good experience with
>>3.0 Pro a long time back. Not going well...
>>
>>Installation was OK on my SUSE-10.2 single CPU machine. I only need Word
>>and Excel from Office 2003, so I stuck that disk in and ran a customised
>>install. The installation hung up three quarters of the way in. Some
>>Wine process was using 100% of the CPU. I left it for 30 mins, but it
>>clearly wasn't going to come back. I spent the next few minutes killing
>>wine processes, and eventually rebooted to get rid of the zombies.
>>
>>I only need Office 2000 really, so I dug out that CD and started again,
>>and this time it succeeded. But now Excel is proving unreliable. It's
>>hung up in the same way twice this afternoon - some wine process taking
>>100% of the CPU and nothing happening in the application.
>>
>>I wiped everything in sight and went back to Crossover 3.0 Pro. It's
>>only been an hour but that's been OK so far.
>>
>>Is this a known problem, or is anyone else seeing it? I've not been able
>>to reproduce it reliably (and I need the machine for work, rather than
>>as a test box, so I'm not keen to reproduce it either!)
>>
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