Wine failed with return code 137

whishkah · 05-20-2005, 12:50 AM

I use Gentoo Linux. I installed wine and winesetuptk. I ran winesetuptk and then tried to run a windows file. I cd'd into the dir of the program and tried:

Code:

bash-2.05b$ winesetuptk
bash-2.05b$ cd /home/whishkah/DSdev/dualis-8
bash-2.05b$ dir
arm9.dll  dsgpu.dll  dsmmu.dll  dualis.exe  dualis.ini  input.dll  readme.txt
bash-2.05b$ wine dualis.exe
Killed
bash-2.05b$ wineserver
bash-2.05b$ wine dualis.exe
Killed
bash-2.05b$ winelauncher dualis.exe
Invoking /usr/bin/wine dualis.exe ...
/usr/bin/winelauncher: line 432:  3595 Killed                  $WINEBIN/$WINE_BIN_NAME "$@"
Wine failed with return code 137
/usr/bin/winelauncher: line 566:  3590 Terminated              $XMESSAGE -timeout 30 -buttons "    Dismiss    ":0," Never display this message again ":3 -title "Wine Launch Window" "Invoking $WINEBIN/$WINE_BIN_NAME $@ ...

        This dialog box is a temporary status dialog to let you know
        that Wine is attempting to launch your application.

        Since Wine is still very much in a development stage,
        many applications will fail silently.
        This dialog box is your indication
        that we're *trying* to run your application.

        This dialog box will automatically disappear after 30 seconds,
        or after your application finishes.

        You can permanently disable this dialog by selecting
        the option below.
        "
Killed
bash-2.05b$ winecfg
Killed

I had wine when I used SuSE and Mandrake, plus others. -Yet until now I never had a need to try it. -I did ask on the Gentoo forums, but I was told to Google. I did but got nothing but wine and wine tasting links. Can someone help me?

Thanks

nukkel · 06-13-2005, 03:35 AM

I have the same problem, same return code 137... On wine, winex and cedega...

Do you happen to run hardened gentoo?

nukkel · 06-13-2005, 03:46 AM

OK, hope you still read this thread, I just found how to solve it -- if you run gentoo hardened, that is.
Head over to the wine folder (/usr/lib/wine/bin or something) and do

Code:

chpax -pemrxs wine wineserver winepreloader

"paxctl" can also be used if you have that installed.

This will disable all hardened-restrictions on wine.
There are probably some flags that could remain turned on, play around a bit to find the "most secure" situation that still works.