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Wow in cedega returns error #132

I'm trying to run World of warcraft on my Debian Lenny system (Nvidia Geforce onboard video, AMD athlon 64x2, 1GB ram) and I'm hoping someone might be able to help me out.

I have installed World of Warcraft - patches and all - on a windows setup, so I just copied the directory under Program Files and am launching the WoW.exe from there. Under wine, it starts up normally and I'm getting sound and video, but it's running PAINFULLY choppy. I'm talking one frame per second, as opposed to the 15-20 I can get in Windows on the same machine.
I assumed this was a design flaw - since wine wasn't designed to run system-intensive tasks like online role playing games. :D

So I decided to give Cedega a try. But even worse: It won't even start up. I've heard nothing but good things about cedega and how beautifully it runs Windows games, but much to my dismay I get greeted with this lovely error code:

Code:

This application has encountered a critical error:

ERROR # 132 (0x85100084) Fatal Exception

Exception: 0x80000100 (unknown exception) at 0023:373F2F05

Press OK to terminate the application

Can anybody offer any advice?

error 132 and 134

Hello,
i used to play wow on windows, till i started to get these errors (132 and 134), that as i've noticed and read all over blizz forums and tech supports that these errors started after the patch 2.4.0, which are related to some hardware handeling errors plus i got fed up with bugs and error from windows so i decided to use linux once and for all, after lot's of trying i managed to install all of the vga drivers and the latest wine so i can get to run wow.exe and when i ran it i got the lovley error msg 134, which is pretty much like error 132.
i didn't any solution anywhere on the net could anyone please help?

my friend pietruszewski this is not a problem related to linux, this has to do with wow itself

Oh thank you for clarifying at least, I've lately just been playing WoW in windows but I would really like to get it running in Linux.
Any tips/tricks?

http://www.wowwiki.com/Linux/Wine
here is a very nice tutorial, through which i managed to install both wine and wow on my debian box, and finaly after lots of troubleshooting i ran wow, but i got this legendary error msg #134 :P :P
if you need any help during the installation PM me i might have encountered the problem,