The first error should go away and may allow the game to proceed past the second error as well. Set each override to native only (there is no built-in equivalent for them, so why leave that option?).Īfter setting all the overrides, try running the game again. They are not part of the drop-down list of available overrides, but you can just manually type the names in. Place them in ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32, then run winecfg and add a DLL override in the Libraries tab for each file. Otherwise, try Googling for them, you might be able to download them. You can copy all of them from an existing Windows installation (all are found in C:\windows\system32), if you have one available to you. There are a few native DirectX DLL files that you can add to your Wine directory without hurting Wine's implementation of DirectX:ĭ3dx9_24.dll through d3dx9_35.dll (12 separate files)ĭ3dx10_33.dll through d3dx10_35.dll (3 separate files) I would suppose the issue is that I need to transfer some files from my primary COD4 folder to the subfolder, or perhaps the other way around, but frankly I would hope this community would be able to right my sins quickly rather than requiring a bunch of guess and check.Well, the first part of that error is easy to solve. Naturally, starting COD4 normally (or through Steam) works for SP and still has the original error for MP (or when I try to switch to multiplayer from the main menu of SP).
I tried running it by just opening it from the folder, same problem. Now, I checked, and this shortcut does indeed point to the iw3mp.exe inside C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Call of Duty 4\UnderGround !nfinity\Call Of Duty 4 Modern Warfare 1.8 Patch Make sure Call of Duty is run from the correct folder." Clicking this leads to the loading screen and then an error saying "Error during initialization: Couldn't load fileSysCheck.cfg. The installer also made a Call of Duty 4 Modern Warfare X desktop shortcut. Sure enough I now have a folder called Underground !nfinity in the COD4 folder, and a folder in there as well- in short, a folder with the following address: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Call of Duty 4\UnderGround !nfinity\Call Of Duty 4 Modern Warfare 1.8 Patch I told the 1.8 patch to install to C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Call of Duty 4 I just downloaded Cod4X to fix the "iw3mp.exe has stopped working" error that prevented me from playing multiplayer from a Steam install I made a few days back (naturally the normal solutions didn't work).
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