[Bug 14463] winecfg audio tab crash

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http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14463


Michael Watson <mwatson33 at comcast.net> changed:

           What    |Removed                     |Added
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             Status|CLOSED                      |UNCONFIRMED
         Resolution|INVALID                     |




--- Comment #3 from Michael Watson <mwatson33 at comcast.net>  2008-07-14 19:21:09 ---
Please excuse me if I do not understand what is a bug or not a bug.

Fact: The winecfg audio interface was not usable.  My PC locked up and the only
thing that worked was the off/on button.

Fact: I had given up on wine a couple of months ago because the installation
locked up my machine.  Then I found out about winehq and there was a wine 1 rc
version that I installed without any sound drivers and it worked.  Then I
installed libwine-alsa, since alsa seemed the direction things are going, and
sound worked.

Fact: I "upgraded" to wine 1.0 but the librarys are not separate (i.e. it's one
package, no separate libwine-alsa or libwine-oss).  wine 1.0 worked without
sound, until I clicked on the winecfg audio tab - then the machine locked up
immediately.  Since oss is popular I found the driver and renamed it.  Now the
winecfg audio tab works great (alsa automatically checked) and alsa works
great.

Opinion: It is probably wineoss.drv since wine audio works with it "commented
out."

The comment, "Sound driver bug - please report to your distro."  Is this
winehq?  I am using 1.0.0~winehq0~debian~4.01 (stable) on Debian Etch (stable),
or is it the maintainer, Scott Ritchie?

R/
Mike


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