Is this slowness normal?
D. R. Evans
N7DR at arrl.net
Fri Nov 23 10:12:51 CST 2001
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On 23 Nov 2001 at 11:03, Andreas Mohr Usenet 10/01 wrote:
> > :Incidentally, while I'm waiting for SOL.EXE to actually start, my CPU is
> > :sitting at 0%, so I don't know what wine is doing.
>
> > I just typed wine sol.exe from my home directory, and the cards were on
> > the screen in about two seconds, so your case is certainly NOT normal.
>
> OK, now that about 6 or 7 people have been wading through darkness,
> let me enlighten you ;-)
>
> Most probably it's a *huge* registry file (probably imported from Windows,
> that's why).
>
> Use wineserver -p to work around it.
>
Unfortunately, this doesn't seem to make any noticeable difference :-(
(I let "wineserver -p" run for about finve minutes before trying to run
SOL.EXE; I also checked that it was running with "ps".)
Doc Evans
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