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[GUIDE] Fix for random crashes in linux with wine

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  • catgirlundefined Offline
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    catgirl
    wrote on last edited by RektInator
    #1

    (This is based on pants guide)
    If your game crashes with the error eventfd: Too many open files what fixed it for me was changing the start script a little bit:

    #!/bin/bash
    export WINEARCH=win64 
    export WINEPREFIX=~/.wine_plutonium
    export WINEESYNC=1
    
    wine plutonium.exe
    

    change line 4, export WINEESYNC=1 to export WINEFSYNC=1
    so your start script would look like this:

    #!/bin/bash
    export WINEARCH=win64 
    export WINEPREFIX=~/.wine_plutonium
    export WINEFSYNC=1
    
    wine plutonium.exe
    

    and done! There shouldn't be any more crashes, I hope this helps someone.

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    • RektInatorundefined Offline
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      RektInator Plutonium Admin
      wrote on last edited by
      #2

      Pinned the topic, good job.

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      • Symbellmundundefined Offline
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        Symbellmund
        wrote on last edited by
        #3

        Hello I've got relatively the same issue it says not in-off space, but where to find this script I launch the game via lutris. can you help?

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        • iEnx10undefined Offline
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          iEnx10
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          #4

          jlkjkb

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          • andresito_20undefined Offline
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            replied to catgirl on last edited by
            #5

            catgirl
            serve friend thanks

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            • Angleaundefined Offline
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              Anglea
              wrote on last edited by
              #6

              To fix random crashes in Linux when running applications through Wine, ensure you have the latest Wine version installed. Additionally, try adjusting Wine settings, such as changing Windows version compatibility or disabling certain graphics or sound options. Updating graphics drivers and checking application-specific Wine compatibility resources can also help resolve crashes.

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              • FutureRaveundefined Offline
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                replied to catgirl on last edited by
                #7

                catgirl The plutonium bootstrapper is a 32-bit (Win32) application. Although I also have been able to run 32-bit applications with WINEARCH=win64 it should be 32 bits instead for clarity. What Anglea suggested is also good advice.

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                • Ryon7undefined Offline
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                  Ryon7
                  wrote on last edited by
                  #8

                  Can anyone share the script to fix this issue fast? I am facing this issue a lot.

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                  • johnlindaaundefined Offline
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                    johnlindaa
                    wrote on last edited by
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                    To fix random crashes in Linux with Wine, ensure Wine is updated to the latest version and all necessary dependencies are installed. Configure Wine using winecfg and consider running Wine with debugging (WINEDEBUG=+relay,+seh,+tid) to identify issues. Installing and using Winetricks can also help by adding essential libraries and settings. Additionally, check the Wine Application Database for any specific application-related issues and solutions.

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