gosh what a busy week, sorry I'm late again guys. If you're experiencing low-level issues then it might be a while before they are fixed, but I would probably recommend trying out an older Wineskin if it absolutely doesn't work. Big Sur / M1 support is a bit inconsistent atm.
1. Right click osu!
2. Show Package Contents
3. Advanced > Tools
4. Command Line (cmd) - under Wine Tools
Run the following command
It should start, but if it doesn't, please take a screenie of the terminal output and leave it here. You could also try running the Intel version and seeing if that works.
Generally speaking we've been having a ton of issue with both M1 and Big Sur in general, so sorry about that.
replacing ~/path/to/my/osu\!.app with your actual filepath ofc. More instructions here: https://osu-mac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/install/silicon.html (under Alternative option: Using the Terminal in Step 2)
Generating a Test Run through Wineskin
We're also aware of issues with Big Sur right now, so this will help us identify the issue. In the meantime, feel free to try the solutions above or use the older Intel wrapper.
C_o_l_o_u-r
Sorry about the troubles, what happens when you try and run osu! through cmd:C_o_l_o_u-r wrote:
Hi, sadly it didn't work. I did a test run, it opened the terminal and after that it never opened. Here is the log: https://pastebin.com/LDhY5kJB
1. Right click osu!
2. Show Package Contents
3. Advanced > Tools
4. Command Line (cmd) - under Wine Tools
Run the following command
cd ../../osu! start osu!.exe
It should start, but if it doesn't, please take a screenie of the terminal output and leave it here. You could also try running the Intel version and seeing if that works.
Generally speaking we've been having a ton of issue with both M1 and Big Sur in general, so sorry about that.
LyfeMiracle
Huh, that's weird. Your first Test Run log shows the same low-level errors we've been unable to solve before, Edit 4 shows that for some reason the Discord bridge running a 64-bit osu!.exe in a 32-bit Wineskin (or other way around) but I think that is safe to ignore. Anyway, this will probably need to be fixed in a later patch so very sorry if you can only play with windows closed. You could try the older Intel Wineskin and see if that works better for you. Generally speaking we've been having a ton of issue with both M1 and Big Sur in general, so sorry about that.LyfeMiracle wrote:
So I tried to use osu and repair the quarintine through the Agent and it repaired it, then when scanning again it said that it was absent. Then when I opened osu it would open the terminal window, open the updater, then crash. I tried to update on another installation and got https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/q4yXPXcZvb/.
Edit:
This is the agents logs https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/h6P9SW6TyW/
This is the wineskins test run logs https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/7VjkCXc5kT/
Edit 2: On rosetta build, m1 mac mini
Edit 3: Idk what changed but it opened when i tried again this morning
Edit 4: stopped working again, the terminal said https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/mnH8bYzRXv/
Edit 5: Osu start up is inconsistant
Edit 6: I realized that osu only opens when i have no other windows open
WuDini
Could you try running the following terminal command, thanks WuDini wrote:
I'm running on macOS 10.15.7 and I'm having issues with my macOS agent. While troubleshooting it will scan and show me my report, but when I click repair, It won't actually repair anything. I'm still stuck with "quarantine attribute is absent" even after clicking the repair button.
sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine "~/path/to/my/osu\!.app"
replacing ~/path/to/my/osu\!.app with your actual filepath ofc. More instructions here: https://osu-mac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/install/silicon.html (under Alternative option: Using the Terminal in Step 2)
evlino
Could you try updating osu! through osu!macOS Agent (https://osu-mac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/install/silicon.html#step-3-updating-osu). Failing that, could you try running osu! through cmd as I showed C_o_l_o_u-r above, thanks. It looks like a low-level issue that possibly may need to be fixed either through the wrapper or upstream in the Wineskin project.evlino wrote:
It was working before but after i closed it down and reopened it would come up w the terminal thing that says bridge.exe and osu!.exe -nosplash.
Troubleshoot report:
https://pastebin.pl/view/9301a7c1
Wineskin report?
https://pastebin.pl/view/98805cdd
https://pastebin.pl/view/5ce8f257
Apple report:
https://pastebin.pl/view/5ad39029
I've tried updating wineskin and refreshing the wrapper.
I'm not really sure what to do, I've tried reading upthread and sorting it but I'm not sure anymore
Edit:
This is the Wineskin Report
https://pastebin.pl/view/27879982
also tried uninstalling and installing and after the game client downloads the osu logo pops up in the middle then disappears.
now when i try to open the application, it still comes up with the terminal things that has the bridge.exe and -nosplash
ZiippysMusicMan
Hi there, could you please make a Test Run, thanks ZiippysMusicMan wrote:
Errow:ReportVersion 11.2.1 (Build 20D74)
Engine: WS11WineCX20.0.2
Wineskin 2.9.0.7-rc4
Release: Stable40
Quarantine attribute is absent (bundle)
Quarantine attribute is absent (wrapper)
Execute flag is present
Detect Direct3D is disabled
Game user configuration is absent
System Integrity Protection is disabled
Engine version is supported
Razer Synapse is absent
[Warning] Errors in: update.log
2021-02-23T08:17:26: _pending\osu!.exe => osu!.exe: FAIL
Log file: runtime.log is absent
Generating a Test Run through Wineskin
- Locate your osu! installation.
- Right click on it, then select Show Package Contents.
- Open Wineskin.
- Click Advanced.
- Click Test Run. If osu! starts successfully (even with glitches), you can then close the program down. Once the program has either closed or crashed, a dialog will pop up asking you whether you want to view Test Run Logs. Click Yes.
- Copy the results of your Test Run logs to a pastebin such as url=https://paste.ubuntu.com]paste.ubuntu.com[/url] set to never expire. Then attach the link in a reply to this thread, along with the report from osu!macOS Agent in Step 1.
We're also aware of issues with Big Sur right now, so this will help us identify the issue. In the meantime, feel free to try the solutions above or use the older Intel wrapper.
Jyxle
Hmm... could you try going through the instructions for C_o_l_o_u-r above? And possibly try an older Intel wineskin? thanks I haven't seen this issue before, it is a bit weird but I'll see what I can doJyxle wrote:
aidswidjaja wrote:
JyxleJyxle wrote:
Hi aidswidjaja, thanks for the reply!aidswidjaja wrote:
Hi everyone! Sorry for being away for so long~ just started school and its quite busy :O I will probably be slightly less active, maybe only being able to reply every week or so - but I'll keep doing my best
AnimatedThinks and gravitybalmain
It looks like you're both experiencing similar issues across multiple Wineskins, which leads me to believe that this is probably an issue that needs to be fixed within the wrapper itself. The errors you're getting through the Test Run indicate a low-level .NET GC issue (which would explain why the wrapper only crashes after the osu! logo) and running the executable through osu! executable through cmd returns some binary translation error, also with .net. In this case, I'm still not sure what could be causing it, but I suspect that the Wineskin engine itself may be at fault. Potentially there could be a misconfiguration but I doubt it would be throwing this sort of behaviour. I'm also not entirely sure whether the Test Run failing occasionally is linked to this, it probably could be but again I'm not really sure.
At this point, there isn't much in terms of user troubleshooting. I'm really really sorry that this has process has taken so long with not too much progress, and the world of compatibility layers is lots of fun. While my sister has an M1 device, I can't really access it since school's in and we're all running around busy
Technocoder + Gcenx might have ideas on how to make this wrapper work. In the meantime, could you please provide info that might have been lost in this growing thread:
- which macOS version did you start experiencing this issue on?
- which wrapper version (e.g Rosetta, Catalina) did you start experiencing this issue on?
- were there any other wrappers that you were actually able to run well? if so, which?
I'm not entirely sure why the wrapper isn't working on your particular configurations, and I couldn't find any bug reports on the Wineskin git repo that related to our issues. So for the meantime, we might try and keep working on it.
I do remember that Animated said there was success one time (before enabling Compatibility Mode), do you know what led up to this working?
Sorry that we haven't been getting you much success, we'll do our best!JyxleJyxle wrote:
Technocoder wrote:
"Jyxle"Jyxle wrote:
Hi, I've run into an error. After installing osu with these steps on Catalina 10.15.7, I am able to run it perfectly. However, after I close it after playing for ONE session, when I try to open it up it does not open. I checked activity monitor while trying to open it, and it seems like it is trying to open up with the wineskin but it just stops and disappears from activity monitor. I have tried using the Osu mac agent to repair but it does not seem to fix it.
The only way to fix this so far for me is to completely redownload osu! everytime I want to play it, which is a huge pain. Is there a way to fix this?
Thanks!
Can you please try running a Test Run from Wineskin (Right click osu! > Show Package Contents > Wineskin > Advanced > Test Run) and paste the logs somewhere (such as: https://paste.ubuntu.com) when it crashes?Sorry yeah, it looks like Big Sur is a little bit hit or miss at the moment. Can you elaborate on what's not working? Are you able to open it and/or do you get any crash reports?TheNamesTen wrote:
Not quite sure what to do from here. Followed everything to the t. Any help would be great!
Hi TechnoCoder, here are the logs from the Test Run
https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/YJQvcb2bf6/
Thanks!
Hey there I had a look through your logs and stumbled upon another Arch Linux user experiencing similar issues as you: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=189137
Reading over the logs again, it seems to indicate being unable to open a URL or something, and load internet-related Win32 APIs. The Arch Linux user reported reinstalling Internet Explorer (wine-gecko) in Wine worked for them... so maybe you could try that?
1. Right click osu!.app
2. Click Show Package Contents
3. Navigate to drive_c/Program Files and ensure there is a folder called Internet Explorer, and inside that folder there is a file called iexplore.exe
4. If there isn't, download iexplore.exe from https://drive.google.com/file/d/1v0pBanSg6q8iAihemEnXq99aRHJP5Xvl/view?usp=sharing and create that folder called Internet Explorer
4. Do the above with the drive_c/Program Files (x86) folder
If that doesn't work, you may have to install an msi file which I might be able to guide you through as well. Otherwise, someone else might be able to help you better than I can._sassy_girl__sassy_girl_ wrote:
Hi! I have minor issues with displaying icons in osu!(Wineskin with Rosetta support).
Here's a screenshot that describing an issue:
This issue is not present in Catalina version:
Report if needed:ReportVersion 11.2 (Build 20D64)
Engine: WS11WineCX64Bit20.0.2
Wineskin 2.9.0.7-rc4
Release: Stable40
Quarantine attribute is absent (bundle)
Quarantine attribute is absent (wrapper)
Execute flag is present
Detect Direct3D is disabled
Compatibility mode is disabled
System Integrity Protection is enabled
Engine version is supported
Razer Synapse is absent
Log file: update.log is absent
No errors in: runtime.log
Hi! Sorry to hear you're having issues. osu! tends to be a bit fiddly with graphics on Wine but usually it isn't too hard to fix. You may need to fiddle around with the in-game settings (e.g resolution) to see if that gets the graphics to work. don't turn on compatibility mode! <-- that will break your wrapper - I also tend to stay away from enabling full screen mode since that makes graphical glitches for me (tho it may work for you).
Failing the above, please try and make a Test Run using the instructions available at https://osu-mac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/issues/troubleshooting.html#generating-logs-for-wineskin - thanks!
I have gone and checked both the Program Files and Program Files (x86) folders and both folders have the Internet Explorer folder with the iexplore.exe within them. (osu! still wont open with these present) Is it possible if you could guide me through the msi file installation you mentioned?
Thanks!
I'm not sure whether this will fix your problem, but its worth a shot. Sort of weird that it opens it when new, but not after that.
https://wiki.winehq.org/Gecko
And as always, make a backup before continuing. Ideally work on a duplicate version.
I'm not exactly sure of the Wine version, but I digged around the source files of the WineCX20.0.0 Wineskin and I believe its at least Wine 5.0. So you can grab wine-gecko-2.47.1-x86_64.msi (direct dl: http://dl.winehq.org/wine/wine-gecko/2.47.1/wine-gecko-2.47.1-x86_64.msi).
Then, right click osu!.app > Show Package Contents > Wineskin.app > Install Software > Choose Setup Executable > find that msi file you downloaded.
Once it finishes it'll come up with a message saying "No new executables found". Click OK > cancel on the Installer window
Internet Explorer *should* be installed now, but I'm not too sure whether it will actually work. If it doesn't, try running a Test Run again and copying the results into a pastebin such as paste.ubuntu.com. It may be an error within the actual Wineskin/wrapper that might need its own fix, if such is the case. But just try it out and we'll see what happens._sassy_girl__sassy_girl_ wrote:
This worked for me. Thanks!aidswidjaja wrote:
Could you try enabling gdiplus Winetricks in Wine, as pointed out by Superuser1958 (community/forums/posts/7911964)? More info is in the quoted message relating to them, but here are the steps for now. Make sure you make a backup of the wrapper before performing the steps below.
1. Right click osu!.app
2. Click Show Package Contents
3. Click Wineskin
4. Click Advanced
5. Click the Tools tab
6. Click Winetricks under Utilities
7. Search for gdiplus which will be under the dlls section.
8. Enable the checkbox next to it
9. Click the Run button, then the Yes in the dialog box that appears.
10. You can click Close once it has finished, then close Wineskin, then try again and see if it fixes your issue
Update: Oh, after this fonts broke.
Update 2: Redownloading and reinstalling an osu! didn't help. An issue with fonts is still present.
My bad, I completely forgot about the incompatibility between gdiplus and cjkfonts. I think it's been a while, so you'll unfortunately need to make the tradeoff between the icons or CJK fonts. As Technocoder mentioned, gdiplus may mean extra instability, so I would probably sacrifice that in favour of CJK fonts.
If you want to not use gdiplus, the easiest option is to redownload osu! again. Its quite strange that redownloading and reinstalling the software for you, so if that doesn't work, I believe the following instructions will.
!!! Make a backup before attempting any steps - ideally work on a duplicate version !!!
Right click osu!.app > Show Package Contents. Navigate to drive_c/windows/system32/gdiplus.dll
Rename gdiplus.dll to something like gdiplus.donotuse so Wine can't use it.
Try seeing if the game starts then? I hope this solves your issueC_o_l_o_u-rC_o_l_o_u-r wrote:
Hello, I am on an Apple Sillicon MacBookAir, and Osu does not open after the terminal commands have been executed, this is the report:ReportVersion 11.2.1 (Build 20D74)
Engine: WS11WineCX20.0.2
Wineskin 2.9.0.7-rc4
Release: Stable40
Quarantine attribute is absent (bundle)
Quarantine attribute is absent (wrapper)
Execute flag is present
Detect Direct3D is disabled
Game user configuration is absent
System Integrity Protection is enabled
Engine version is supported
Razer Synapse is absent
[Warning] Errors in: update.log
2021-02-18T13:30:01: _pending\osu!.exe => osu!.exe: FAIL
Log file: runtime.log is absent
Hiya, could you please try using osu!macOS Agent to download the latest version of osu! manually? Instructions available here: https://osu-mac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/install/silicon.html#step-3-updating-osu
In the event that doesn't work, please make a Test Run and paste the contents of it to a pastebin such as paste.ubuntu.com. Instructions available here: https://osu-mac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/issues/troubleshooting.html#generating-logs-for-wineskin
Yeah it didn't work seem to fix it, here are the test run logs...
https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/KYNSZVMmpW/
Thanks!
TNFDragon
The instructions on the forum post are pretty straightforward but if you need extra help you can refer to https://osu-mac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html. Install guide at https://osu-mac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/install/silicon.htmlTNFDragon wrote:
I don´t understand anything, someone can give me the direct solution, please to download it