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soy 09-26-2004 11:31 PM

Reason 2.5 with LINUX
 
Hello!

Have anyone here tried to run Reason 2.5 in linux via wine with pleasing results?

Thankx!

LinuxBlackBox 09-27-2004 06:10 AM

I have reason on my windows pc, never tried it on linux. I just assumed that it wouldnt work. Let me know how it goes if you try it

hw-tph 09-27-2004 09:42 AM

I gave it a go, although it's been quite a while - more than a year I believe.

The driver interface emulation in Wine isn't on par with the native OSX/Windows drivers (of course) so that's probably the hardest thing. I might give it another go though. I have the 2.0 release since a couple of years and when I originally tried it on Linux I couldn't even install the 2.5 update through Wine (installation went OK though).


Håkan

soy 10-05-2004 08:30 PM

Ajjdå... Men om man skulle få det att funka, tror du att det skulle bli bra prestandamessigt då?

Jonas

benoror 06-14-2005 01:05 PM

Tryin' Reason 2.5 On Ubuntu
 
First of all, I installed CodeWeavers CrossOver Office and Ubuntu Wine package. So, the first thing I done was trying to run Reason Install (Install Reason.exe, autorun.exe) and I got a lot of errors and warnings. The same thing happened with CrossoverOffice and Ubuntu's Wine.

Then I copy Reasons folder from my Windows machine (C:\Program Files\Propellerheads\Reason\) and try to run Reason.exe directly:

(((Case 1))) With CodeWeavers CrossOver Office

$ cxoffice/bin/wine --verbose /mnt/hdb1/Reason25cds/Reason/Reason.exe

First I got a lot of "missing ?.dll library", so I copied all required dll's from my Windows\system32 machine. When I'd copied all the libraries I got this ERROR (bold red font). I think it's somthing about rpcrt4.dll or ntdll.dll relative to native, built-in. I really don't understand.

Code:

$ cxoffice/bin/wine --verbose /mnt/hdb1/Reason25cds/Reason/Reason.exe

CXConfig->read(/home/ben/cxoffice/etc/cxoffice.conf)
CXConfig->read(/home/ben/.cxoffice/dotwine/cxbottle.conf)
Mode = 'private, non-root'
Bottle environment variables:
Testing for TLS support... yes
Testing for errno_location... no
Testing for patchable errno_location... no
Testing for thread package... NPTL (NPTL 0.60)
Environment:
  CX_ROOT = "/home/ben/cxoffice"
  CX_BOTTLE = "/home/ben/.cxoffice/dotwine"
  WINEPREFIX = "/home/ben/.cxoffice/dotwine"
  CX_WINDOWS_VERSION = <undefined>
  PATH = "/home/ben/cxoffice/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/bin/X11:/usr/games"
  LD_LIBRARY_PATH = "/home/ben/cxoffice/lib"
  WINEDLLPATH = "/home/ben/cxoffice/lib/wine"
  LD_PRELOAD = ""
  LD_ASSUME_KERNEL = <undefined>
  WINELOADER = "/home/ben/cxoffice/bin/wineloader"
  WINESERVER = "/home/ben/cxoffice/bin/wineserver"
  WINEDEBUG = <undefined>
  CX_LOG = <undefined>
  CX_DEBUGMSG = <undefined>

** Tue Jun 14 12:53:15 2005
Starting '/home/ben/cxoffice/bin/wineloader'
'winepath.exe' '--long' '/mnt/hdb1/Reason25cds/Reason/Reason.exe'

Argument conversion:
  [/mnt/hdb1/Reason25cds/Reason/Reason.exe] -> [Z:\mnt\hdb1\Reason25cds\Reason\Reason.exe]
Command:
/home/ben/cxoffice/bin/wineloader winewrapper.exe cxoffice Z:\mnt\hdb1\Reason25cds\Reason\Reason.exe

** Tue Jun 14 12:53:15 2005
Starting '/home/ben/cxoffice/bin/wineloader' 'winewrapper.exe' 'cxoffice'
'Z:\mnt\hdb1\Reason25cds\Reason\Reason.exe'


err:module:import_dll No implementation for ntdll.dll.RtlDllShutdownInProgress imported from L"C:\\Windows\\System\\rpcrt4.dll", setting to 0xdeadbeef
err:module:LdrInitializeThunk Main exe initialization for L"Z:\\mnt\\hdb1\\Reason25cds\\Reason\\Reason.exe" failed, status c0000142

(((Case 2))) With Ubuntu's Wine Package

$ wine /mnt/hdb1/Reason25cds/Reason/Reason.exe

I got a error message that says wine cannot open .tmp files for writting.

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