| sean finney on 23 Mar 2006 22:40:10 -0000 |
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hey greg, On Thu, Mar 23, 2006 at 05:29:11PM -0500, Greg Helledy wrote: > I tried to play it last night and there was no sound. I got an in-game > error message saying that no sound driver was available. I thought > about this and remembered that I did an update (using apt) over the > weekend, which upgraded precisely one package: libxine1 whoah... talk about obscure :) > I forced a downgrade to the previous version of the package and sound > was restored. So to be clear I am now using: > libxine1_1.0.1-1sarge1_i386.deb > instead of > libxine1_1.0.1-1sarge2_i386.deb > > I would like to report this issue, but have no understanding of how > libxine is interacting with WINE is interacting with my Windows game. that's a good question. does wine actually use any libs provided by libxine? > Do I just file a bug report with the info I've given here? What else > can I add to make it more clear? this is going to be really tough... maybe an strace, though that will be one hell of a convoluted strace. i think what will be more helpful would be to look at the difference between the two source packages involved in the security update, and see if something jumps out as a possible problem. to do this, download the .diff.gz of both packages, and then run interdiff -z old.diff.gz new.diff.gz and see if anything in the diff looks suspicious... sean Attachment:
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