Wine/Proton: unable to stat out-file from Z: drive, possibly permissions? [closed]
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I'm getting the following error while trying to launch a Wine application.
[DISPLAY] (path: Z:homemyuser.localsharesomepathfile.exe cmdline: "Z:homemyuser.localsharesomepathfile.exe")
[2018-09-16 21:25:23.807] [DISPLAY] exited with code 0xc0000005
[ ERROR ] Unable to stat out-file!
[ ERROR ] * Setting error condition
[ ERROR ] * Category: 5 (ERROR_CATEGORY_EXIT_CODE)
[ ERROR ] * Code: -1073741819 (c0000005)
Error 5, from my knowledge, is a permission issue. To attempt to solve it I set the permission of file.exe to 777 without success. I'm not sure where to go from there other than setting the entire folder structure past "somepath" to 777.
Has anyone ever deal with a situation in which Wine was unable to access a file in the Z: drive, and what permissions you used to fix that? Maybe it has nothing to do with permissions?
To test this I also launched Notepad++ in PlayOnLinux and opened the same exe file in the editor successfully.
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I'm getting the following error while trying to launch a Wine application.
[DISPLAY] (path: Z:homemyuser.localsharesomepathfile.exe cmdline: "Z:homemyuser.localsharesomepathfile.exe")
[2018-09-16 21:25:23.807] [DISPLAY] exited with code 0xc0000005
[ ERROR ] Unable to stat out-file!
[ ERROR ] * Setting error condition
[ ERROR ] * Category: 5 (ERROR_CATEGORY_EXIT_CODE)
[ ERROR ] * Code: -1073741819 (c0000005)
Error 5, from my knowledge, is a permission issue. To attempt to solve it I set the permission of file.exe to 777 without success. I'm not sure where to go from there other than setting the entire folder structure past "somepath" to 777.
Has anyone ever deal with a situation in which Wine was unable to access a file in the Z: drive, and what permissions you used to fix that? Maybe it has nothing to do with permissions?
To test this I also launched Notepad++ in PlayOnLinux and opened the same exe file in the editor successfully.
wine
edited Sep 17 at 4:51
Goro
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asked Sep 17 at 4:36
Allan Bogh
1111
closed as off-topic by Jeff Schaller, Goro, sebasth, telcoM, Centimane Sep 24 at 20:29
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Questions describing a problem that can't be reproduced and seemingly went away on its own (or went away when a typo was fixed) are off-topic as they are unlikely to help future readers." – Jeff Schaller, Goro, sebasth, telcoM, Centimane
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I'm getting the following error while trying to launch a Wine application.
[DISPLAY] (path: Z:homemyuser.localsharesomepathfile.exe cmdline: "Z:homemyuser.localsharesomepathfile.exe")
[2018-09-16 21:25:23.807] [DISPLAY] exited with code 0xc0000005
[ ERROR ] Unable to stat out-file!
[ ERROR ] * Setting error condition
[ ERROR ] * Category: 5 (ERROR_CATEGORY_EXIT_CODE)
[ ERROR ] * Code: -1073741819 (c0000005)
Error 5, from my knowledge, is a permission issue. To attempt to solve it I set the permission of file.exe to 777 without success. I'm not sure where to go from there other than setting the entire folder structure past "somepath" to 777.
Has anyone ever deal with a situation in which Wine was unable to access a file in the Z: drive, and what permissions you used to fix that? Maybe it has nothing to do with permissions?
To test this I also launched Notepad++ in PlayOnLinux and opened the same exe file in the editor successfully.
wine
edited Sep 17 at 4:51
Goro
5,89552662
asked Sep 17 at 4:36
Allan Bogh
1111
I'm getting the following error while trying to launch a Wine application.
[DISPLAY] (path: Z:homemyuser.localsharesomepathfile.exe cmdline: "Z:homemyuser.localsharesomepathfile.exe")
[2018-09-16 21:25:23.807] [DISPLAY] exited with code 0xc0000005
[ ERROR ] Unable to stat out-file!
[ ERROR ] * Setting error condition
[ ERROR ] * Category: 5 (ERROR_CATEGORY_EXIT_CODE)
[ ERROR ] * Code: -1073741819 (c0000005)
Error 5, from my knowledge, is a permission issue. To attempt to solve it I set the permission of file.exe to 777 without success. I'm not sure where to go from there other than setting the entire folder structure past "somepath" to 777.
Has anyone ever deal with a situation in which Wine was unable to access a file in the Z: drive, and what permissions you used to fix that? Maybe it has nothing to do with permissions?
To test this I also launched Notepad++ in PlayOnLinux and opened the same exe file in the editor successfully.
wine
wine
edited Sep 17 at 4:51
Goro
5,89552662
asked Sep 17 at 4:36
Allan Bogh
1111
edited Sep 17 at 4:51
Goro
5,89552662
asked Sep 17 at 4:36
Allan Bogh
1111
edited Sep 17 at 4:51
Goro
5,89552662
edited Sep 17 at 4:51
Goro
5,89552662
edited Sep 17 at 4:51
Goro
5,89552662
5,89552662
asked Sep 17 at 4:36
Allan Bogh
1111
asked Sep 17 at 4:36
Allan Bogh
1111
asked Sep 17 at 4:36
Allan Bogh
1111
1111
closed as off-topic by Jeff Schaller, Goro, sebasth, telcoM, Centimane Sep 24 at 20:29
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Questions describing a problem that can't be reproduced and seemingly went away on its own (or went away when a typo was fixed) are off-topic as they are unlikely to help future readers." – Jeff Schaller, Goro, sebasth, telcoM, Centimane
closed as off-topic by Jeff Schaller, Goro, sebasth, telcoM, Centimane Sep 24 at 20:29
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Questions describing a problem that can't be reproduced and seemingly went away on its own (or went away when a typo was fixed) are off-topic as they are unlikely to help future readers." – Jeff Schaller, Goro, sebasth, telcoM, Centimane
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Full disclosure, this is regarding running GTAV on Steam with Proton.
I created a file in /home/user/.steam and called it gta_dxvk.conf.
The problem I had was that when I created the file it didn't save a line break, so everything was on one line. The fixed file looks like this:
dxgi.customDeviceId = E366
dxgi.customVendorId = 1002
You then have to add the file to the game's launch options in Steam.
DXVK_CONFIG_FILE=/home/user/.steam/gta_dxvk.conf
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Full disclosure, this is regarding running GTAV on Steam with Proton.
I created a file in /home/user/.steam and called it gta_dxvk.conf.
The problem I had was that when I created the file it didn't save a line break, so everything was on one line. The fixed file looks like this:
dxgi.customDeviceId = E366
dxgi.customVendorId = 1002
You then have to add the file to the game's launch options in Steam.
DXVK_CONFIG_FILE=/home/user/.steam/gta_dxvk.conf
answered Sep 18 at 6:12
Allan Bogh
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Full disclosure, this is regarding running GTAV on Steam with Proton.
I created a file in /home/user/.steam and called it gta_dxvk.conf.
The problem I had was that when I created the file it didn't save a line break, so everything was on one line. The fixed file looks like this:
dxgi.customDeviceId = E366
dxgi.customVendorId = 1002
You then have to add the file to the game's launch options in Steam.
DXVK_CONFIG_FILE=/home/user/.steam/gta_dxvk.conf
answered Sep 18 at 6:12
Allan Bogh
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up vote
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Full disclosure, this is regarding running GTAV on Steam with Proton.
I created a file in /home/user/.steam and called it gta_dxvk.conf.
The problem I had was that when I created the file it didn't save a line break, so everything was on one line. The fixed file looks like this:
dxgi.customDeviceId = E366
dxgi.customVendorId = 1002
You then have to add the file to the game's launch options in Steam.
DXVK_CONFIG_FILE=/home/user/.steam/gta_dxvk.conf
answered Sep 18 at 6:12
Allan Bogh
1111
Full disclosure, this is regarding running GTAV on Steam with Proton.
I created a file in /home/user/.steam and called it gta_dxvk.conf.
The problem I had was that when I created the file it didn't save a line break, so everything was on one line. The fixed file looks like this:
dxgi.customDeviceId = E366
dxgi.customVendorId = 1002
You then have to add the file to the game's launch options in Steam.
DXVK_CONFIG_FILE=/home/user/.steam/gta_dxvk.conf
answered Sep 18 at 6:12
Allan Bogh
1111
answered Sep 18 at 6:12
Allan Bogh
1111
answered Sep 18 at 6:12
Allan Bogh
1111
answered Sep 18 at 6:12
Allan Bogh
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