the person could perhaps share the folder for download somewhere, and it can just be inserted into the wine directory, although one would have to change the key for the game ^^ since the installed folder can just be moved to the wine folder to work. Then the LOD installer goes past the 'you have to buy diablo 2' and proceeds with the install normally, however still can't get past the EULA :/Įdit2: What also might work, if someone has an installed Diablo2 and expansion. If anyone needs to know ^^Įdit: What works is placing the ~/ies4linux/drive_c/Diablo 2 files into the wine directory. PS: wine 1.1.0, ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron, amd 64 3500+ processor and x800 ati vid card. Does anyone know of a way to force this? Or any other solution to my problem? Help is much appreciated ^^ That would allow the EULA agreement to work, and most likely the expansion to work, and everything through wine itself, in a wine directory. What could work if there was a way for wine to force the internet explorer html processor to work instead of gecko. Even on a fresh wine install I experienced the exact same problems. I tried copying the mshtml.dll files from internet explorer to the wine windows win32 map, to no avail, it still asks for installing gecko (which by the way doesn't work in wine 1.1.0 gecko 0.1.0 through running an application that needs it anymore. What SHOULD work is installing it through wine if the license agreement page would work. Running the diablo 2 installed this way (without expansion) works, but it doesn't work with wine settings, as for example the virtual desktop doesn't appear. This even happens after a computer restart, and changing the windows version wine emulates didn't help. I checked all processes, and I didn't have diablo2, or any other installer/ie open.
but the LOD expansion installer gives an error that I have processes open that interfere with the install (Waiting for files to close.).
If I install through ies4linux and the blizzard downloader (it installs it to ~/ies4linux/drive_c/Diablo2) Diablo 2 works perfectly. Without gecko installed it doesn't display the html, with gecko installed the accept button doesn't work. I've tried with and without gecko installed. If I install from the directories through wine, I can't get past the EULA. I've downloaded the online version of the games through ies4linux, and that worked.
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