peppy wrote:

Which link are we talking about (not the one in your avatar i hope ).

Unhandled Exception: System.IndexOutOfRangeException: Index was outside the bounds of the array.
   at System.Security.Principal.SecurityIdentifier.TranslateToNTAccounts(IdentityReferenceCollection sourceSids, Boolean& someFailed)
   at System.Security.Principal.SecurityIdentifier.Translate(IdentityReferenceCollection sourceSids, Type targetType, Boolean& someFailed)
   at System.Security.Principal.SecurityIdentifier.Translate(IdentityReferenceCollection sourceSids, Type targetType, Boolean forceSuccess)
   at System.Security.Principal.SecurityIdentifier.Translate(Type targetType)
   at #Gn.#In.#lkb(Boolean )
   at #Gn.#Fn.#Tjb()
wine: Unhandled exception 0xe0434f4d at address 0x7b83a372 (thread 002c), starting debugger...

DroidApkk wrote:

So, I've tried to move to Ubuntu 12.10 (or Debian sid, same problem on both)
Basically, osu! installs perfectly, but crashes at the end of the installer. It won't run from ~/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/osu!/osu.exe
I've got a few images, I was wondering if anyone could lend a hand.
Sorry for uncropped images.



Note: Could it be something to do with the DE, Unity?

Use .deb packages. You can get them on blood cat's site.
http://bloodcat.com/_data/static/osu-1.0-5_all.deb

winetricks gdiplus ddr=opengl dsoundhw=Full fontsmooth=rgb glsl=disabled multisampling=disabled
 rtlm=disabled strictdrawordering=disabled orm=fbo

xinit /full/path/of/osu/command -- :1

Espionage724 wrote:

- Installed normal Wine 1.5
- winetricks installed gdiplus, and .NET 3.0 (also included 2.0)
- Ran osu! installer
- Let installer fail
- Went to osu!'s directory and got osume.exe
- Closed installer
- Re-created osu! folder in Program Files
- Dropped osume.exe in osu! folder
- Ran osume.exe
- Let it download everything
- Ran it
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m42a wrote:

Have you tried running osu! fullscreen in a separate X session? That might help with your resolution issues.

xinit /full/path/of/osu/command -- :1

Raychalye wrote:

Unfortunately I have found a problem that I wonder if you or anyone can help me fix. When I change my mouse sensivity from 1,0x to 1,5x the mouse starts to lag really bad, choppy moments. I am pretty new to Linux so if anybody knows a fix, please explain it to me like I am a potato.

SatoXYN wrote:

Hello!
ArchLinux users can now install osu! from AUR
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/osu/

BloodCat2789, take a look at new osulauncher.

m42a wrote:

I think that package only makes a desktop shortcut instead of putting something in your $PATH. You should either run "/opt/osu/osulauncher" directly, or copy it to your $PATH.

SatoXYN wrote:

....osu! opengl is broken in latest versions. It works only in d3d mode....

SatoXYN wrote:

Hello!
ArchLinux users can now install osu! from AUR
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/osu/

BloodCat2789, take a look at new osulauncher.

wine osu\!.exe

fixme:advapi:RegisterTraceGuidsW (0x9a471e, 0x1333e0, {e13c0d23-ccbc-4e12-931b-d9cc2eee27e4}, 9, 0xd60368, (null), (null), 0xd5d250,): stub
fixme:thread:SetThreadStackGuarantee (0x32fc68): stub
err:ole:CoGetContextToken apartment not initialised
fixme:process:SetProcessPriorityBoost (0x4,0): stub
fixme:process:FlushProcessWriteBuffers : stub
fixme:winediag:AUDDRV_GetAudioEndpoint Winepulse is not officially supported by the wine project
fixme:winediag:AUDDRV_GetAudioEndpoint For sound related feedback and support, please visit http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1960599
X Error of failed request:  BadRequest (invalid request code or no such operation)
  Major opcode of failed request:  139 (ATIFGLEXTENSION)
  Minor opcode of failed request:  66 ()
  Serial number of failed request:  468
  Current serial number in output stream:  468

X Error of failed request:  BadRequest (invalid request code or no such operation)
  Major opcode of failed request:  139 (ATIFGLEXTENSION)
  Minor opcode of failed request:  66 ()
  Serial number of failed request:  13
  Current serial number in output stream:  13

m42a wrote:

You need to use a 32-bit wine prefix. You can either type "WINEARCH=win32" before all of your wine and winetricks commands or use a pre-packaged install like http://bloodcat.com/_data/static/osu-1.0-5_all.deb

Meikyuuiri Tsumi wrote:

m42a wrote:

You need to use a 32-bit wine prefix. You can either type "WINEARCH=win32" before all of your wine and winetricks commands or use a pre-packaged install like http://bloodcat.com/_data/static/osu-1.0-5_all.deb

I let it install. I run "osu.install.exe", it seems that it installed it in "Program Files (x86). So, I go in there, into osu folder, and all the files are there (dll's, xna framework etc.). When I try to run either "osu.exe" or "osume.exe", it doesn't seem to respond.

BloodCat2789 wrote:

SatoXYN wrote:

Hello!
ArchLinux users can now install osu! from AUR
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/osu/

BloodCat2789, take a look at new osulauncher.

Ok. I applied your script in new version.
But I couldn't test it, cause I've left ubuntu since Sep. 2012..
So, I made two test versions of new script.
Someone please get a test and say which version is nice to you.

Back soon. after I test the new version.

osu! debian package dl links

FileName: osu-1.0-6_all.deb
MD5: 4152c4615542f1fee022564febb8a7d2
http://bloodcat.com/_data/static/osu-1.0-6_all.deb

FileName: osu-1.0-5_all.deb
MD5: ea9ab50ab5a148db26176f80794cb02f
http://bloodcat.com/_data/static/osu-1.0-5_all.deb
http://www.datafilehost.com/download-a9f35d12.html

It is completely based on SatoXYN's.

AutumnalRiver wrote:

I managed to install osu! using your .deb file.
But I can't seem to find the directory to put beatmaps to
Could you please show me where osu! has been installed to using your method?
I'm using Ubuntu 12.04, 64-bit

m42a wrote:

What about the audio specifically is horrible? Is it laggy, is it grainy, does it skip, etc?

m42a wrote:

This smells like a pulseaudio problem. Try running task manager and killing pulseaudio before running osu! Also, if you've setup any customized audio interfaces disable them see if it works (if you're unsure about this, you didn't set up any).

m42a wrote:

You can upload images to a third-party host like http://puu.sh or http://imgur.com and link to them.

Also, are you running osu on the Intel or AMD card, and what drivers do you have?

m42a wrote:

That's very odd. It means it tried to load both sets of drivers, although it's possible only 1 set worked. Could you upload the "/var/log/Xorg.0.log" to somewhere like http://pastebin.com so I can see the whole thing? Also post the output of "glxgears -info | grep -v EXT" if you can. Also also, you did install version 1.0-6 of the deb, right?

AutumnalRiver wrote:

I really have no idea whether osu is running on the Intel card or the AMD card. I don't know how to check this so I really can't tell. My graphics driver is AMD Radeon 6600M and 6700M Series. I checked and didn't find any drivers for the Intel card anywhere here. So I think normally apps should run on the AMD card.

Irelia Lito wrote:

So after a bunch of mind-duckery I have finally managed to launch osu! in wine, but the problem I get is the game is incredibly laggy. It seems to happen whenever there is a new element to be rendered, so switching between songs, menus and other things are incredibly slow. FPS when everything is up is fine though.

And yes, the game is not playable due to this at all, I've ran many other games in the past and I know stuff like WoW has been working, so it's definitely not related to performance.

Any thoughts?

1. First, you'll need a 32-bit Wine prefix
   

   WINEARCH=win32 winecfg

2. At the bare minimum, you need dotnet20 to even start the installer or game, but gdiplus also helps fonts look nicer (but not required; may want to skip gdiplus for now if your internet connection is slow)
   

   winetricks dotnet20 gdiplus

   (it does not appear you can use Mono as a replacement to dotnet20)
   
3. Next, you want to download and start osu!'s installer
   

   wget 'http://osu.r-a-d.io/osu!install.exe'

   wine osu!installer.exe

4. On the installer, you want to press Next, Next, and then you want to stop (the installer should throw an error or something, don't click Don't Send)
   
5. Go to your Wine's Program Files folder
   

   /home/USERNAME/.wine/dosdevices/c:/Program Files

   (replace USERNAME with your username)
   
6. Take the osu! folder and drag it to your Desktop or somewhere safe
   
7. Now go back to osu!'s installer and hit Don't Send, Close, and then Finish
   
8. Now put the osu! folder you put somewhere safe, back in Wine's Program Files folder
   
9. Go into the osu! folder (either GUI or Terminal) and run osume.exe
   

   wine osume.exe

10. Quickly uncheck the Automatically start osu! after updating box (you might not have to do this anymore; might be unchecked by default)
    
11. Wait for it to get done, then hit the start osu! button
    
12. From here, I've had very inconsistent results. Sometimes osu! would just crash on first startup, other times it would start fine the first time. If it doesn't start successfully the first time, go back and try it again.
    
13. osu! should now be opened, in a borderless fullscreen mode. You should be prompted to login, but the login box is behind osu!. If this happens, you want to just press esc to skip the login.
    
14. Now go into Options, and set a Windowed resolution. Your screen may then just lock up, but osu! should still be active. You want to press Esc, Esc, 1 in that order (back out of Options to Main Menu, then Exit Game confirm).
    
15. Re-open osu!, it should be windowed, and you should be able to login just fine now.
    
16. From here, osu! is pretty playable for me in this state, aside from two problems (and a third that rarely happens). The problems are:
    
    
    1. Combo Fire renders weird (wrong colors, faded, etc.)
    2. Usernames on the in-game scoreboard (while you're actually playing a song) show as corrupted, along with the song title when it first appears
    3. Combo popouts (pipi) appear garbled (this is the rare one)
17. I've been messing with osu! for a few hours, and have no idea how to consistently fix all three issues, but I managed to randomly fix the last two issues (not combo fire). It involves basically re-doing osu's settings until it "just" works (deleting your user cfg, re-opening osu!, and doing the resolution stuff). Hoping it just doesn't break again later though.
    
    OpenGL mode still doesn't appear to work either.
    
    I also have a Radeon HD 7850 GPU and I'm using AMD's 13.3 Beta 3 drivers.

/usr/games/osu: line 55: [: missing `]'
/usr/games/osu: line 55: -e: command not found
Installing osu!

Creating wineprefix...
Do NOT install Mono (press cancel)!
Installing .NET 2.0 and gdi...
Executing w_do_call dotnet20
Executing load_dotnet20
Executing w_do_call remove_mono
Executing load_remove_mono
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Mono does not appear to be installed.
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Executing w_do_call fontfix
Executing load_fontfix
Setting Windows version to win2k
Executing winetricks_early_wine regedit C:\windows\Temp\_dotnet20\set-winver.reg
Current wine does not have wine bug 10467, so not applying workaround
Created new window in existing browser session.
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Please download dotnetfx.exe from http://download.cnet.com/Microsoft-NET-Framework-Redistributable-Package-x86/3000-10250_4-10726028.html, place it in /home/iceandele/.cache/winetricks/dotnet20, then re-run this script.
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iceandele wrote:

...A popup window appeared for Microsoft .Net Frame Work, but i get " this product is not supported on the 64 bit operating system, help?

mmstick wrote:

The problem with that is peppy sees no value in porting to Linux and insists that Wine is the solution even though Wine will never be the solution. He should really ditch the whole .NET thing as well and replace it with the universally loved Qt framework which is a lot easier to code and is portable to every OS.

mmstick wrote:

The problem with that is peppy sees no value in porting to Linux and insists that Wine is the solution even though Wine will never be the solution. He should really ditch the whole .NET thing as well and replace it with the universally loved Qt framework which is a lot easier to code and is portable to every OS.

MillhioreF wrote:

Completely wrong - peppy would love to port to Linux and Mac. The problem is that it's so ingrained in XNA and .NET that it's a herculean task to port it over, and it'll probably take a couple of years if not more to make native ports a reality. Wine is the solution for the foreseeable future because of this.

MillhioreF wrote:

mmstick wrote:

The problem with that is peppy sees no value in porting to Linux and insists that Wine is the solution even though Wine will never be the solution. He should really ditch the whole .NET thing as well and replace it with the universally loved Qt framework which is a lot easier to code and is portable to every OS.

Completely wrong - peppy would love to port to Linux and Mac. The problem is that it's so ingrained in XNA and .NET that it's a herculean task to port it over, and it'll probably take a couple of years if not more to make native ports a reality. Wine is the solution for the foreseeable future because of this.

peppy wrote:

The eventual mono-compatible version will happen, at some point.

Ephemeral wrote:

after having seen the source code for osu!, I can safely say that attempting to port osu! at all would be a herculean task

MillhioreF wrote:

peppy wrote:

The eventual mono-compatible version will happen, at some point.

Ephemeral wrote:

after having seen the source code for osu!, I can safely say that attempting to port osu! at all would be a herculean task

p/2055253
I'm sure peppy could port it all over in just a few months (less?) if he dropped everything and worked on nothing but porting it. Keep in mind that he's regularly updating and maintaining the game though, and since wine works so well it's not huge on his to-do list.

computerex wrote:

There are so many threads about linux, because people want to play Osu! in it! It was never difficult to get the game running in linux, it is difficult to get it to run well. I had it running okay and now I am getting an unhandled exception in .NET. I really wish Osu was available in my primary OS. I hate having to boot in Windows just so that I can play Osu, especially when my other games such as League of Legends/Portal 2/Skyrim run fine with Wine..

I get that Osu is free software. But I'd definitely pay for the game if it means that it will be available in linux.

Edit:

The unhandled exception was due to me having dual monitors. Apparently launching the game on anything but the primary monitor causes it to crash (with Wine).

ZedCraftOnline wrote:

I have Ubuntu 13.04 Raring Ringtail 64-bit and everything was working perfectly until it said: This product is not supported by 64-bit, the installer will now exit" what should i do?!

xSpacex wrote:

The .net installer crashes when I start installing.
Any help?

Espionage724 wrote:

xSpacex wrote:

The .net installer crashes when I start installing.
Any help?

Are you installing to a clean 32-bit Wine prefix and using a modern version of Wine (at least 1.4)

xSpacex wrote:

Not sure about the 32-bit wine prefix, but I do have updated wine.

Espionage724 wrote:

xSpacex wrote:

Not sure about the 32-bit wine prefix, but I do have updated wine.

Hmm; if you get complaints about the architecture not being compatible or anything along those lines, you're likely not using a 32-bit prefix. If you're using a x86_64 Linux distro, and Wine 1.5, it defaults to a 64-bit prefix.

One pretty easy way to actually check though; look in your .wine (or wherever the prefix is) folder and check for a Program Files (x86) folder. If it exists, it's a 64-bit prefix, and won't work.

Espionage724 wrote:

Hmm, not entirely sure what's up. Do you have any other applications installed to the prefix? Could always just start fresh, either in the default .wine prefix or a new one just for osu!.

You just need the 32-bit prefix, and from there, you can install dotnet20 (you don't absolutely need gdiplus, and it seems the download size for it increased significantly).

I can't think of any reason in particular why it would fail on a clean prefix, but I can see how it would fail if there's other things installed in the prefix; especially if something else messed with .NET at all, or if Mono was messed with in Wine.

xSpacex wrote:

How do I start fresh?
Sorry about all this, I don't use ubuntu to much.

Espionage724 wrote:

xSpacex wrote:

How do I start fresh?
Sorry about all this, I don't use ubuntu to much.

Essentially, just delete the .wine folder from your home folder, either via GUI (Ctrl + H on Ubuntu) or command (rm -rf .wine from /home/username directory).

From there, just re-create the prefix in 32-bit mode from Terminal (can use WINEARCH=win32 winecfg command and then close the cfg window), install dotnet20 from winetricks, and then proceed to the fun of installing osu! (start the installer, copy the folder somewhere, close installer, put folder back, run osume, win)

I have a guide here for it: http://osu.ppy.sh/forum/p/2227460

It'll become second nature after doing it a lot

xSpacex wrote:

The same error occurred.
Why most everything I always do go wrong? ;_;

Espionage724 wrote:

xSpacex wrote:

The same error occurred.
Why most everything I always do go wrong? ;_;

Hmm, that is pretty troubling :/

What version of Ubuntu are you running? And how did you install Wine?