Having read the comments in the Wine bug regarding crypt32 native being
at fault, I switched IE6 to using the builtin crypt32 dll which appears
to have solved the problem for me, but it seems to break SSL.
I am using the latest wine beta package from WineHQ (1.3.3), in Ubuntu
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wine_1.0.0-2eitri1_i386.deb resolve my CPU problem, but with this wine
version I cant log in to a web application (https:\\confidental).
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Sorry, I don't have that problem. My package explicitly fixed that for me with
IEs4Linux:
http://www.tolaris.com/2009/02/03/using-internet-explorer-with-ies4linux-and-
ubuntu-hardy/
I haven't tested since moving to Lucid, to be honest. I just don't need IE
anymore.
Regards,
Tyler
On Tuesday
Thanks Tyler.
Good solution.
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bdkoepke and Tyler Wagner, tanks for parch. It works. May be it's time
to patch new version of wine as wine devs are not intended to do that :)
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Regarding comment #61, this is working great! But my package manager
keeps asking me to upgrade wine and wine gecko. How do I prevent this?
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I solved the question I asked in comment #63. I just opened Synaptic
package manager, found wine, and then used the Package menu to lock the
package. I ran the update tool and it no longer asked me to upgrade
wine.
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MountainX,
True, but this will work on amd64, at least on hardy:
http://www.tolaris.com/apt/pool/main/w/wine/wine_1.0.0-2eitri1_amd64.deb
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Tyler - Thanks!!! That works.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=7963718postcount=13
I installed ies4linux and MS Money 2003 Deluxe and Business as before and now
the 100% CPU utilization bug is fixed. Online banking works. :)
Now there is just one more bug to fix: get rid of my dependence
I see the 100% CPU usage from wineserver on Ubuntu 9.04 amd64 with both
wine 1.0.1 and wine 1.1.29. I have also reproduced it with ies4linux
2.99.0 and 2.99.0.1.
I can reproduce this when running ie6 under wine directly. However, the
more troubling problem is that it happens when running
MountainX, have you tried the fix from Tyler Wagner? I just installed
the package at
http://www.tolaris.com/apt/pool/main/w/wine/wine_1.0.0-2eitri1_i386.deb
just like command_dos and it's working fine for me.
Chris
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I did a clean install of wine 1.1.29 and this time I did not use
ies4linux. I used winetricks to install ie6. However, I cannot get MS
Money 2003 to work because of missing encryption components. At the
moment I'm not geting 100% CPU load, but I'm also not able to connect to
online banking so I
aeromojito, I'm running amd64. The fix from Tyler Wagner won't work on
64 bit.
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aeromojito,
no, this is a patch to the wine executable, not the kernel. I've had no
issues using it on hardy. I am now running jaunty and haven't tested IE
with the stock wine or with this patch.
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I downloaded and installed Tyler Wagners fix and it seems to be working.
So this is a patch to the kernel and not to Wine? Has anyone found any
negative effects from it in other software?
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No, that's not it. It's triggered by certain websites, like this one:
https://www.chasehsa.com/ezpay/hsa/logon/hsaCardHolderLogOn.jsp
I have heard ies4linux is frowned upon, but there is no procedure I'm
aware of for installing without it. (at least not an up to date one) Is
there a recommended
Can confirm bug still exists in 1.1.24. Seems unlikely related to
ies4linux, but can't rule it out.
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I am running Kubuntu 8.10 with KDE 4.2
I have installed the latest version of ies4linux with internet explorer 6. I
have also the problem with 100% cpu load.
I have edited the file ~/.ies4linux/bin/ie6
like this:
if [ -f /home/snoopy/.ies4linux/ie6/.firstrun ]; then
rm
If anyone is still having problems with ie4linux, what worked for me
using Intrepid, was a hint earlier in the thread, on the executable, ie
edit this file
/.ies4linux/bin/ie6
remove anything with '| debug', and also the authors website address (just put
in a fast loading one of your own'.
Tyler, thanks for maintaining your own packages. However, after
reviewing the notes here, it seems that this is a true wine bug, not
ie4linux. Is that correct? If so, why wouldn't the wine developers
want to know about it and fix it? I'm sure it is likely to affect many
users.
I personally
klaxian: I appreciate that, but I don't have the time or interest to
chase this with the wine devs, nor do I understand the problem closely.
I just built bdkoepke's code, saw it fixed my problem, and packaged it
since I support my office's desktops and they sometimes use wine.
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Ah, I understand now. Well thanks for helping in any case.
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Do the wine folks know of the problem and the fix? Do you know if the
patch will be merged into the official wine? Thanks for the debugging
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command_dos, you should be able to install my wine and the old one from
hardy will be removed.
klaxian, I'm not sure who you are addressing. I have not contacted the
wine devs, but from what I've seen online they regard this as an
ies4linux issue. I don't care to push it with them. I'll likely
Thanks !
Problem with cpu usage solved!
Just install this:
http://www.tolaris.com/apt/pool/main/w/wine/wine_1.0.0-2eitri1_i386.deb.
before install, must remove installed wine:
sudo apt-get remove wine
After that, i had trouble with cookies in ie. Reinstalling ies4linux
solved the problem...
I had same problem but removing
| Debug
from end of .ies4linux/bin/ie6 file
fixed it.
No more memory problems and closes properly.
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Had the same problem using the latest ies4linux on Ubuntu 8.10
(Intrepid). For me, the start up script fix did the trick.
I also found several rogue explorer.exe processes as well as IEXPLORE
and winserver. After killing all these, modifying the script as above,
and running the modified script
Thanks Tyler,
For me this solved the problem, I only downloaded the i386 deb from your
http://www.tolaris.com/apt/pool/main/w/wine/wine_1.0.0-2eitri1_i386.deb,
then run dpkg -i wine_1.0.0-2eitri1_i386.deb
It showed me that needed winbind, and some wrong dependences with samba-
common:
winbind:
I set a version number slightly higher than the ubuntu version, which
will prevent that until someone backports a later release.
You can force a hold with:
echo wine hold | dpkg --set-selections
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Thanks, that worked. Only other question I have is how can I ensure
that apt-get will pull the patched version of the wine package from your
repo, instead of the main ubuntu repos?
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Oops. I forgot I moved it.
wget -q http://www.tolaris.com/apt/packages-tolaris.asc -O- | sudo apt-
key add -
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Hi all. I've recompiled wine with the patch bdkoepke described rolled
back. It is available in my repo for hardy on i386 and amd64 here:
deb http://www.tolaris.com/apt/ hardy main
My key:
wget -q http://www.tolaris.com/apt/packages-tolaris.gpg -O- | sudo apt-
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Tyler, getting a 404 error trying to download the gpg key above.
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Once patch has been rolled back it runs well. Need more testing. The
underlining problem is somewhere in implementation of RtlRegisterWait.
Seems like there is a loop while polling for an even to become signalled
Somebody familiar with the internals should take a look at this as it
will affect
Definitely this seems to be a ugly hack. mainly because the problem also happen
when the page is still opened.
For example, i use IE to use a stock broker, and in less than 10 minutes,
wineserver is hogging all the CPU. :-(
In my opinion we need to fix it in its root.
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This person found the same thing as me, the problem is with the kernel32
patch.
I will compile a .deb with the patch reversed if anyone is interested.
The exact patch for anyone that is interested:
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regression tests completed is:
http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13734
the regression is in
628a515b83c317388ddb4fa9a7b29a42135acee0 is first bad commit
commit 628a515b83c317388ddb4fa9a7b29a42135acee0
Author: Rob Shearman
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Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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Here also, this workaround doesn't work.
Interesting to note, that this problem appeared after I upgrade from gutsy
to hardy, so, I am not sure if this is a ie4linux bug.
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Worked for me, using kubuntu 8.04,
I added a line at the end of the script:
wineserver -k
when closing the ie6 window using X it will kill the running wineserver.
if needed you can also issue winserver -k after the export line.
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when closing the ie6 window using X it will kill the running wineserver.
Well, I even face the problem when IE is running, not only it is closed
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Doesn't work for me either.
Here is an oprofile analysis when ie6 is pegging my CPU... maybe it will
mean something to someone with wine internals knowledge.
$ opreport -t 1 --long-filenames
CPU: CPU with timer interrupt, speed 0 MHz (estimated)
Profiling through timer interrupt
Ok, first of all has anyone actually thought to
post this as a wine bug? This is not a hardy bug
this is a problem that needs to be fixed upstream.
It is much more likely that this will be fixed if the
actual developers of the application are looking into it
and not just the maintainer of the
Here is the link to the wine bug page
http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13687
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I guess that wine does not support running internet explorer with wine
whatsoever. (At least through the ies4linux, but its just a script so it
should not matter)
The only way that this will get fixed is if myself or someone else
regression tests wine and finds the specific thing that is going
I also got this problem, and tried some workaround described here and none
helped.
Any work around you could see instead of downgrading to gutsy? :-)
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here the same, only when using ie4linux, cpu raises 100% (wine, explorer.exe,
iexplorer.exe processes collapse the machine) and hdd works a lot! if you kill
wine and iexplorer, explorer.exe still runs and you have to kill it to stop
this noisy bug.
Wine version 0.9.59, kernel
I'm actually a Fedora user but I had the exact same problem (wine
0.9.58) and (ies4linux 2.99.0.1). I'm not sure exactly why but the
problem appears to be how the startup script was wrote. Attached is the
new script which solves the CPU problem and properly closes wineserver
on exit.
To fix this
So this appears to be an ies4linux bug and not a Wine bug. Please
reopen if I'm mistaken. Thank you.
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I'm sorry, but that does not fix the bug in Ubuntu 8.04. wineserver is
still consuming 100% of CPU
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Just tested with wine 1.0-rc2. The symptoms are the same. Unlike armo, I
was not able to make them go away by avoiding SSL. I even switched off
SSL as best as I could in IE:s settings, then restarted it. That did not
have an effect.
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For me, it only seems to happen when SSL is used... aka when going to an
https site or looking at the list of Certificates. If I avoid SSL, then
CPU stays low. But once the CPU goes up, it stays up, and I have to
eventually kill wineserver etc.
I am using Hardy wine (0.9.59-0ubuntu5) and
I'm using wine from proposed to launch EVE online. On [fairly recent]
laptop CPU usage goes up to 100% and stays after exit. But on desktop
which is 3 years old it climbs to about 60-70% and drops right after
game closed. Both systems are 8.04 from scratch, but desktop is made
apt-by-apt from base
Happens to me everytime I start ie6. I tried all the solutions posted in
this thread and nothing helped.
My top view shows wineserver 70% and iexplore 70% as well and this
causes my cpu to reach 60 deg in 5 seconds.
Also when I close ie6 wineserver stays at 100% and there is nothing I
can do to
This stopped for me about 2 weeks ago with proposed updates enabled and
reinstalling ies4linux. Maybe doing that is in order?
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I can confirm this bug with a fully updated Hardy as of this moment. It
applies to both the Hardy version of Wine and to version 1.0-rc1.
Ies4linux is version 2.99.0.1. The bug also applies to all versions of
Internet explorer that ies4linux offers.
Symptoms:
1) When ie6 is started, CPU usage
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Happens to me, but only when I visit a secure site (https). Ubuntu
8.04, Wine 1.0-RC1.
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Same problem on Ubuntu 8.04 with Wine 0.9.59: I start ie6 from ie4linux,
ie6 runs really slow and I see wineserver taking 100% cpu even after I
closed ie6.
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Running Wine 0.9.61 I can launch Internet Explorer installed with
ies4linux with no problem.
I was intending to add my feedback into this problem but while composing
this post, iexplore.exe finally closed along with the wineserver all by
itself. I had been having the aforementioned problem until
I use hardy distro's Wine to launch Eve Online client. Everything looks
ok, but after closing the client i always see my CPUs bumping to max
power while top shows winerver at 100% cpu usage. [Hardy, w/o external
reps, c2d 7500 dell laptop]
One more funny thing. When i kill that wineserver,
Same problem here, with Hardy as well, Wine 0.9.59.
Wineserver always remains up and CPU usage stays at 50% (on a dualcore).
I also have the problem whatever the Windows program I try to launch.
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If you want to kill all Wine processes, running wineserver -k should do
the trick and spare you a reboot.
Is this 100% cpu usage only after using ies4linux? It might be a
problem in that script.
Also, have you tried using a clean Wine directory? That is, removing
all .wine (and the other
I have this in Hardy was well.
This is caused by the ies4linux package as it makes IEXPLORE.EXE and
winserver run at 100%.
I have to reboot for it to return to zero.
I'm using the wine packages from WineHQ.
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with top command I can see processes: IEXPLORE.EXE and wineserver have
CPU usage 70-80% after loading of a website with flash. Look at
motogp.com for example
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Another thing: if I close explorer IEXPLORE.EXE dies but wineserver
remains and CPU usage reaches 100% yet
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Same here with Wine 0.9.59. IEs4linux is (I think) one of the most used
applications so it is annoying. I have to use IE for a activeX based IP
webcam and for checking some of my websites layouts. It's 55% for me
btw, but I'm using an dualcore cpu
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Please retest with the latest Wine in Hardy. Thank you
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