Too bad the problem still occurs in the final version of Kubuntu Hardy Heron. At least I have a working workaround for the issue (thanks to suggestions in this bug report)....
I had the exact same kinds of segfaults on the 2 most recent Kubuntu Hardy Heron kernels and on the last 2 Hardy Heron versions of wine (versions 0.9.59 and 0.9.61). The 2 kernels I did the debugging on were 2.6.24-15-generic and 2.6.24-16-generic.
Hi,
Too bad the problem still occurs in the final version of Kubuntu Hardy Heron. At least I have a working workaround for the issue (thanks to suggestions in this bug report)....
I had the exact same kinds of segfaults on the 2 most recent Kubuntu Hardy Heron kernels and on the last 2 Hardy Heron versions of wine (versions 0.9.59 and 0.9.61). The 2 kernels I did the debugging on were 2.6.24-15-generic and 2.6.24-16-generic.
I had the same 'valgrind -v' debugging output as was mentioned here: https:/ /bugs.launchpad .net/ubuntu/ +source/ wine/+bug/ 191575/ comments/ 11
Following workaround also worked for me: https:/ /bugs.launchpad .net/ubuntu/ +source/ wine/+bug/ 191575/ comments/ 32
I first removed the Hardy Heron repository version of wine (that was broken on my system) and replaced it with the wine version 0.9.55 that I downloaded from http:// wine.budgetdedi cated.com/ archive/ ubuntu/ gutsy/wine_ 0.9.55~ winehq0~ ubuntu~ 7.10-1_ i386.deb using Firefox, NOT via apt-get or aptitude...
That solved my issue. wine and winecfg work correctly now....
Regards,
Mark