Cedega

[Amagon]

hello, currently new to linux, <attending collage and learning it atm>. i currently use SUSE 9.0 and i have cedega installed. I am trying to install a multi disk game, and i can't seem to get the disk to eject to swap, even if i do

umount/cdrom

all it tells me is that device is busy.

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Open a console/terminal window and change into the game directory using the
following commands:

$ cd ~/TransGaming_Drive/Program Files/[Game Directory]
$ cedega [wine options] game.exe [game options]

Options can be passed both to Cedega and the game using the command line.

The options for Cedega are:

-bigexe
As of Cedega 4.3 this option is now the default behaviour, and is only
accepted for backwards compatibility.

-use-pthreads
A way to override the use of pthreads. This option should be
automatically set by Cedega, however, if problems exist it may be useful
to change the pthreads option. Acceptable values are yes or no.

-winver
Specify the version of Windows Cedega will report: win95, win98, winme,
nt351, nt40, win2k, winxp, win20, win30, win31
The default setting is win98.

-debugmsg
Display error information/output:
+all, -all, +relay, +dsound, +err are the most common options
-all is the default option, and will suppress any errors

-use-dos-cwd
Specifies the Cedega working directory. The default is the current
directory. Directories may be specified using either DOS or Linux
filenames.

-monitor-cdrom-eject
Enables the CD eject polling functionality. This option is off by
default and typically only needs to be enabled for some multidisk
installers. When enabled, the CD-ROM drives are periodically checked to
see if the CD-ROM's eject button has been pressed. Even when disabled,
the eject can be forced by sending the USR2 signal to the wineserver
process. Care should be taken when enabling this option on systems
which have compact flash drives.

-version
Report the version of Cedega that you are using

Options for individual games can usually be found in the game's 'README' file.

in bold text, that is the command that i used.
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i typed

cedega -monitor-cdrom-eject

all i get is a bunch of jiberush. if there is any other cedega users out there, can you plz give me a hand?

P.S.
if you want to know more about cedega installation, go to this link below.

http://downloads.transgaming.com/fil....3-1.1.1.1.txt

[cuiq]

I use point2play which makes the process easy. When it's time to change the cd just click the mount button put your cd in the drive click the mount button again and it will close the door and proceed with the install.

So my suggestion, try point2play.

[sdousley]

-monitor-cdrom-eject
Enables the CD eject polling functionality. This option is off by
default and typically only needs to be enabled for some multidisk
installers. When enabled, the CD-ROM drives are periodically checked to
see if the CD-ROM's eject button has been pressed. Even when disabled,
the eject can be forced by sending the USR2 signal to the wineserver
process. Care should be taken when enabling this option on systems
which have compact flash drives.

i typed

cedega -monitor-cdrom-eject

all i get is a bunch of jiberush. if there is any other cedega users out there, can you plz give me a hand?

try:

cedeta -monitor-cdrom-eject /mnt/cdrom/setup.exe

where setup.exe is the installer on the cdrom's root

[S. M. Ibrahim]

So my suggestion, try point2play.

Can u give me the link?

[soulbrothax831]

Can u give me the link?

Here you go: http://www.transgaming.com/