Diablo III Forum

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Note: the instructions below regarding an 'unsupported build' are out-of-date after May 22, 2012. With the release of CrossOver 11.1, Diablo III is supported and ranked 'Silver' in our 'What Runs' database. We believe this build will fix issues with both nvidia and ATI cards. If you do have graphical issues which persist on your ATI hardware, please file a ticket and let us know.

The thread below is being left up for reference, but anyone reading this after 5/22/2012 should disregard discussion of 'unsupported' dialbo builds and simply download regular CrossOver to enjoy Diablo III on linux.

Cheers!

**[/b]

Hello all!

Diablo III is coming out tomorrow (May 15). For CodeWeavers' customers, an unsupported build of CrossOver for DiabloIII is available for download here:

http://www.codeweavers.com/account/downloads/?_dl=unsupported

Log into your codeweavers.com account, click the link above, and download the 'install-crossover-11.0.3' installer of your choice. The '.bin' is probably the best because it will facilitate installing this special build alongside another (e.g., supported) version of CrossOver. (See instructions below)

NOTE: because this is an 'unsupported' build, it will not show up in CrossOver's list of supported installers by default, either in our product or on our web-site. If you visit:

Download Diablo III Crosstie

then you can download the CrossTie for Diablo III. You can use this to install Diablo.

We're getting this out quickly to support Diablo users, but at present this is an unsupported build.

Update - as of 5/18/2012, at around 2:30 Central Standard Time in the US, we updated these builds so that we think they work on ATI. Please send us your thoughts if you still have bad ATI troubles.

[b]Use this Build at your own risk

If you are using CrossOver to run mission critical applications on your machine, we do not suggest using this build.[/b]

It is possible to run more than one version of CrossOver on your system, but setting it up is not for the novice user:

Running Multiple Versions of CrossOver on Linux

OK - enough warnings. We're working on a fully supported version of CrossOver with Diablo III as a supported app. We need to get more information about the ATI situation before we can do that, though. In the meantime, if you have an ATI card and want Diablo III: we're sorry it's not done yet, and we're working on it. If you have nvidia, we think this will work for you. Enjoy!

Cheers,

   Josh.

Hello,

Thanks, I already purchased the game, but I will wait for a supported build !

There is one thing I know after al these year using linux is : linux = nvidia

No 64-bit build?

only gets half way thorough extracting and Diablo III is not in the applications list... really hope this gets fix soon, dont want to get to far behind

We have a 64-bit build up now, as of a.m. 5/15/2012.

Greetings Josh,

I can't find the 'Install Diablo III via CrossTie' icon you mention in this post.

Thanks,

Peter.

Visit:

http://www.codeweavers.com/compatibility/browse/name/?app_id=6277

... it is the green button in the middle of the page, next to the circled numeral '2'.

(Note: this only works if you are logged in as a user with certain privs, it seems ... see the link in the 'sticky' post at the top of this thread, or caron's post below, for a publicly available link, which is this:

http://www.codeweavers.com/bin/c4p/6277

Peter-Frank Spierenburg wrote:

Greetings Josh,

I can't find the 'Install Diablo III via CrossTie' icon you mention
in this post.

Thanks,

Peter.

Go to this page:

Diablo 3 C4P

Click on the green button

Josh DuBois wrote:

Visit:

http://www.codeweavers.com/compatibility/browse/name/?app_id=6277

... it is the green button in the middle of the page, next to the
circled numeral '2'.

un when I go there all I see by the 2 is

There is not a CrossTie available for automatic installation of Diablo III. If you still want to attempt an install, use the following steps below.

Launch CrossOver from your OS Applications menu.
Choose Install Software.
Select Other Application.
Follow the On-screen prompts.

Hi,

I've got this error message when installing Diablo III : "Failed to extract required files from an archive. Please try again"

Thanks

Russ wrote:

un when I go there all I see by the 2 is

There is not a CrossTie available for automatic installation of
Diablo III. If you still want to attempt an install, use the
following steps below.

Launch CrossOver from your OS Applications menu.
Choose Install Software.
Select Other Application.
Follow the On-screen prompts.

You can actually just click this link: http://www.codeweavers.com/bin/c4p/6277

Caron Wills wrote:

You can actually just click this link:
http://www.codeweavers.com/bin/c4p/6277

ok have that and put it in the /cxoffice/share/crossover/data/ folder but it is not showing up in the list of aplicationa even as its own list..... where do I need to put it or run it with?

On most desktop environments you should just be able to double-click the downloaded .tie file and have CrossOver's installer launch with it.

If that's not working for you, go to your crossover install dir in a terminal and run

..../cxoffice/bin/cxinstaller [path to downloaded Diablo tie file]

Josh DuBois wrote:

On most desktop environments you should just be able to
double-click the downloaded .tie file and have CrossOver's installer
launch with it.

If that's not working for you, go to your crossover install dir in a
terminal and run

..../cxoffice/bin/cxinstaller [path to downloaded Diablo tie file]

ok did ./cxinstaller --tiefile=~/cxoffice/share/crossover/data/DiabloIII.tie it did a bunch of stuff but it is still not showing up as an aplication

only other thing I can think to do is try a full maunal

./cxinstaller --tiefile=~/cxoffice/share/crossover/data/DiabloIII.tie --installersource=/media/D3C1.0.0/ --bottle=BOTTLE

but cannot remember how to look up the path of a bottle or specify it make one using the XP temp... any sugestions

what do you mean 'not showing up as an application'? What, more specifically, did the installer do? Did it report any errors?

what OS are you running?

Have been playing for a few hours now with this build. The installer threw an error and crashed the first time but then installation proceeded fine. I managed to finish the demo content (fight with king leoric) with a demon hunter. I noticed no problems during gameplay.

People that need more performance might want to turn off shadows. Be advised that this may crash the game, so do it before logging in. The setting will stick and when you restart the game you will notice that it has taken effect.

My machine's specs are:

CPU: Intel Core i5 2500K @ stock speed
MB: Asus P8P67-LE
RAM: 2 x 4096 MB DDR3 Corsair XMS @ 1333Mhz
HDDs 1x640 GB + 2x250GB + 1x1TB
Video: Gigabyte GeForce GTX 260 core 216
PSU Cooler Master GX 750W

Josh DuBois wrote:

what do you mean 'not showing up as an application'? What, more
specifically, did the installer do? Did it report any errors?

what OS are you running?

./cxinstaller --tiefile=~/cxoffice/share/crossover/data/DiabloIII.tie when I do it do something:

cxinstaller:warning: AttributeError(u'C4InstallerProfile.selfextract_options is set but no threshold has been specified for application Dungeons and Dragons Online: Eberron Unlimited',)
cxinstaller:warning: the com.codeweavers.c4.4048 profile contains errors, ignoring it
cxinstaller:warning: AttributeError(u'C4InstallerProfile.selfextract_options is set but no threshold has been specified for application Dungeons and Dragons Online: Eberron Unlimited',)
cxinstaller:warning: the com.codeweavers.c4.4048 profile contains errors, ignoring it
cxinstaller:warning: an unexpected error occurred while parsing '~/cxoffice/share/crossover/data/DiabloIII.tie', ignoring the remainder of the file
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/omega/cxoffice/lib/python/c4parser.py", line 1017, in update
    xml.sax.parse(self.filename, handler)
  File "/usr/lib/python2.6/xml/sax/__init__.py", line 33, in parse
    parser.parse(source)
  File "/usr/lib/python2.6/xml/sax/expatreader.py", line 102, in parse
    source = saxutils.prepare_input_source(source)
  File "/usr/lib/python2.6/xml/sax/saxutils.py", line 298, in prepare_input_source
    f = urllib.urlopen(source.getSystemId())
  File "/usr/lib/python2.6/urllib.py", line 86, in urlopen
    return opener.open(url)
  File "/usr/lib/python2.6/urllib.py", line 207, in open
    return getattr(self, name)(url)
  File "/usr/lib/python2.6/urllib.py", line 469, in open_file
    return self.open_local_file(url)
  File "/usr/lib/python2.6/urllib.py", line 483, in open_local_file
    raise IOError(e.errno, e.strerror, e.filename)
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '~/cxoffice/share/crossover/data/DiabloIII.tie'
cxinstaller:warning: an unexpected error occurred while parsing '~/cxoffice/share/crossover/data/DiabloIII.tie', ignoring the remainder of the file
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/omega/cxoffice/lib/python/c4parser.py", line 1017, in update
    xml.sax.parse(self.filename, handler)
  File "/usr/lib/python2.6/xml/sax/__init__.py", line 33, in parse
    parser.parse(source)
  File "/usr/lib/python2.6/xml/sax/expatreader.py", line 102, in parse
    source = saxutils.prepare_input_source(source)
  File "/usr/lib/python2.6/xml/sax/saxutils.py", line 298, in prepare_input_source
    f = urllib.urlopen(source.getSystemId())
  File "/usr/lib/python2.6/urllib.py", line 86, in urlopen
    return opener.open(url)
  File "/usr/lib/python2.6/urllib.py", line 207, in open
    return getattr(self, name)(url)
  File "/usr/lib/python2.6/urllib.py", line 469, in open_file
    return self.open_local_file(url)
  File "/usr/lib/python2.6/urllib.py", line 483, in open_local_file
    raise IOError(e.errno, e.strerror, e.filename)
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '~/cxoffice/share/crossover/data/DiabloIII.tie'
cxinstaller:warning: an unexpected error occurred while parsing '~/cxoffice/share/crossover/data/DiabloIII.tie', ignoring the remainder of the file
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/omega/cxoffice/lib/python/c4parser.py", line 1017, in update
    xml.sax.parse(self.filename, handler)
  File "/usr/lib/python2.6/xml/sax/__init__.py", line 33, in parse
    parser.parse(source)
  File "/usr/lib/python2.6/xml/sax/expatreader.py", line 102, in parse
    source = saxutils.prepare_input_source(source)
  File "/usr/lib/python2.6/xml/sax/saxutils.py", line 298, in prepare_input_source
    f = urllib.urlopen(source.getSystemId())
  File "/usr/lib/python2.6/urllib.py", line 86, in urlopen
    return opener.open(url)
  File "/usr/lib/python2.6/urllib.py", line 207, in open
    return getattr(self, name)(url)
  File "/usr/lib/python2.6/urllib.py", line 469, in open_file
    return self.open_local_file(url)
  File "/usr/lib/python2.6/urllib.py", line 483, in open_local_file
    raise IOError(e.errno, e.strerror, e.filename)
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '~/cxoffice/share/crossover/data/DiabloIII.tie'
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "./cxinstaller", line 146, in <module>
    sys.exit(main())
  File "./cxinstaller", line 141, in main
    wizard = installwizard.InstallerAssistantController(bottle=options.bottle, c4pfile=options.tiefile, profileid=options.profileid, installersource=options.installersource)
  File "/home/omega/cxoffice/lib/python/installwizard.py", line 229, in __init__
    self.parse_c4pfile(self.options['c4pfile'])
  File "/home/omega/cxoffice/lib/python/installwizard.py", line 284, in parse_c4pfile
    if c4pfile.malware_appid:
  File "/home/omega/cxoffice/lib/python/c4parser.py", line 1133, in _getmalware_appid
    for profile in self.profiles:
TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable

by 'not showing up as an application' I mean just that at no point has D3 shown up in the GUI install win applications list as an option

If I try and run the D3 install from the disk it simply fails to extract all the files about half way through... and reports the same cant extract error posted by some one else before... I have not tried yet to do an install using the D3 TIE because I con not figure out how... it seems to use in in terminal I need to tell it what bottle to use and all other parameters.... I either need to now how to tell it what bottle to use or how to add that TIE to the GUI either works

but do not have a clue how to do either?

Well, OK, it works for the game laucher part and for actual gameplay, from what I conclude that it had AcceptEx improvements patch compiled in.
But it obviously lacks patch to free attached stencil buffer on D3D Reset() call by Stefan (see Wine bug 28201 for it).
Thus, it can't be considered stable for a moment, as I see other people complain about downloader/installed crashing, and I can confirm that there's a D3D-related crash of gfx settings change which can be addressed by aforementioned patch.

All in all, aside from that gameplay experience is almost perfect, I've got pretty smooth and steady FPS from 35-80 range on my workstation (AMD FX 8120, GeForce GTX 550 Ti with 1Gb VRAM, 8Gb DDR3 RAM, self-built 32bit linux kernel 3.1.10 + patches from Fedora for it). A little bit more polish + testing and it'd be safe to release this build as "supported" one, at least for people having nVIDIA GPUs.

P.S. Hadn't used tie and/or C4P to configure the bottle. Instead I had created a brand-new bottle, symlinked already-installed D3 into its drive_c folder and installed Visual C++ Runtime 2008 redist. It was enough to get the game working perfectly.

P.P.S. Don't try to shoot yourself in foot by being overextensive with what you install. Installing D3DX9_* DLLs would lead to corrupted in-game rendering (some areas would be rendered black-n-reddish instead of what they should be). For CrossOver it means: do not install either modern or classic DirectX runtimes, it would hurt you.

ok was finally able to get the TIE to run in the GUI but still crashed at same place....

specs are

‎Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E4500 @ 2.20GHz
4GB Memory
1.2TB free space on home partition
‎nVidia GeForce 8800 GTX

While not the best they meet or exceed the system requirements for the game

Honestly if some one has a clue... With only 4GB of ram can not really afford to dedicate 2GB to a VM

Any progress on a stable build... or ideas on what else to try?

A thought... the step where it is crashing is in the checking for updates...

for the ones who got it to install

did you do so from the DVD or a DL

The file on the DVD is like 1.8MB so know almost nun of the game is there

The crosstie url

www.codeweavers.com/bin/c4p/6277

seems to be busted "The file is not a valid CrossTie file". Here is the contents (all 68 bytes):

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<c4p>
<applications/>
</c4p>

Installed the game manually, added vcrun2008, then later corefonts and nvidia physx (somebody suggested these are installed by the tie). It installs great and the launcher/updater has no problems. The problem is logging into the game. There are three phases to the login 1) Connected to Battle.net Server is successful and gets a green check mark graphic, 2) Authenticating Credentials... is lit up but never completes and 3) Retrieving Hero List... never make it that far. It dies on step two after a 2 minute or so pause with:

Lost Connection "There was an error. (Error 3007)"

Fresh ubuntu 12.04 desktop 64bit install. This was using ia32-crossover_diablo_amd64.deb. Kernel is the stock 3.2.0-24-generic kernel included with Ubuntu. A Nvidia 570 GTX w/1284MB and stock closed source drivers 295.40-0ubuntu1. Dual quad core i7-2600K, 12GB ram. Default ext4 partitioning/layout on an ssd with ~170GB still free. System is apt-get upgraded to current (no pending updates). I can get different error codes if I intentially provide false credentials, and I can successfully login to my d3 account on another computer running mac osx. All computers are behind a linux firewall/NAT.

I also tried cheeko's 12.04 diablo3 wine 1.5.4 package from his ubuntu ppa with the exact same results.

Alexsey. I can provide a pcap packet capture file during the authentication phase if you think it would help. I trust blizzard encrypts authentication, but even so I'd prefer not to post the pcap on a public forum and would rather communication the location privately if possible.

OK I feel like a dumb @## if you DL the ver from Battle net it works, the DVD wont install but Battle net will go just fine, but people are right about turning the shadows down... Also advice for every one sett you setting how you want them then log out and back in... odds are game will crash each time you mess with settings or lock up...

but dont worry setting change saved and will be correct when you restart the game

Ian Garrison wrote:

The crosstie url

www.codeweavers.com/bin/c4p/6277

seems to be busted "The file is not a valid CrossTie file". Here is
the contents (all 68 bytes):

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<c4p>
<applications/>
</c4p>

Whoops! This was our mistake. The URL should be back on-line again. Sorry for the confusion!

Russ wrote:

OK I feel like a dumb @## if you DL the ver from Battle net it
works, the DVD wont install but Battle net will go just fine, but
people are right about turning the shadows down... Also advice for
every one sett you setting how you want them then log out and back
in... odds are game will crash each time you mess with settings or
lock up...

but dont worry setting change saved and will be correct when you
restart the game

I had to run this command
sudo mount -o remount,unhide /dev/cdrom
to get ubuntu 12.04 to see the actual install files from the DVD drive after that the installation ran smoothly

Ian, i also got the error
Lost Connection "There was an error. (Error 3007)"

Christian Widmer on winehq.org posted this workaround, which worked for me:

Do you happen to use Ubuntu 12.04? Then the login problem might be
the ptrace stuff and executing
echo 0|sudo tee /proc/sys/kernel/yama/ptrace_scopein a terminal before starting Diablo III should work
around it.

Anonymous wrote:

Ian, i also got the error
Lost Connection "There was an error. (Error 3007)"

Christian Widmer on winehq.org
posted
this workaround, which worked for me:

Do you happen to use Ubuntu 12.04? Then the login problem
might be the ptrace stuff and executing
echo 0|sudo tee /proc/sys/kernel/yama/ptrace_scopein a terminal before starting Diablo III should work
around it.

Thanks the suggested command above solved my issue and i was able to connect :D
Thanks guys

I've made the following script to run the fix for error 3007 and then run the game
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/400471/DIabloIII.sh

its working great and im finally able to login and play :D

The_Mentor wrote:

I had to run this command
sudo mount -o remount,unhide /dev/cdrom
to get ubuntu 12.04 to see the actual install files from the DVD
drive after that the installation ran smoothly

I updated the Tie file to do this automagically now. I did not think to add it before, my apologies! And, I verified that the Tie file went online so it should be good to go!

Caron Wills wrote:

I updated the Tie file to do this automagically now. I did not
think to add it before, my apologies! And, I verified that the Tie
file went online so it should be good to go!

Is there a way for me to update my Bottle using the tie file after it was created?

Thanks crossover for fixing the TIE. Re-installed correctly using it.

And thanks for the suggestion pointing out the ptrace_scope stuff. That was my issue and likely will bite anybody using Ubuntu 12.04.

Just wanted to say thanks for all the effort of putting this build together. Can't wait to get home and try it. My only Windows machine is just under the required specs, but the linux one is plenty good enough.

Thanks again!

I'm having some issues when I try to run the installer.

The bottle is created successfully, Fonts install correctly, XML Parser installs correctly, C++ 2008 Redist. installs correctly, Nvidia PhysX installs correctly, and the "Diablo III Setup" launches and starts "Updating Setup Files", progress bar runs to approx 35%, then I get the message:

"Failed to run a required program (Agent). Wait one minute and try again and if that doesn't work please restart your computer and try again.

Please click the link below for more information or contact Customer Support if the problem persists."

Error code: BLZPTS00007

I used this installer on my windows machine, and I had to use a workaround to get it to work (Many others running Windows 7 had to use the same workaround), but it installed without any problems after that, so the installer it self is fine (Was a system service config that had to be changed for it to work in Windows 7, "Secondary Logon")

Anyone got a clue on how to fix this?

Yes I have the same issue it was the way the dvd was mount.

I had to mount it manualy with this command :

mkdir /media/D3C1.0.0

then :

mount -ounhide /dev/sr0 /media/D3C1.0.0/ -t udf

the option unhide made the trick (/dev/sr0 might be different for you)

Jean-Philippe Prade wrote:

Yes I have the same issue it was the way the dvd was mount.

I had to mount it manualy with this command :

mkdir /media/D3C1.0.0

then :

mount -ounhide /dev/sr0 /media/D3C1.0.0/ -t udf

the option unhide made the trick (/dev/sr0 might be different for
you)

Well I'm not installing from a DVD, I'm using the battle.net downloaded installer. :\

Caron, out of curiosity, why does Tie file you had authored installs MS XML parser 3.0 and PhysX libs into bottle? I'm not so sure concerning XML parser, but PhysX seems to almost certainly be an overkill here as I can't spot a sign inside both Wine logs captured with "+loaddll" debug channel enabled and inside D3 executables/DLLs of reference to physx. What was the rationale behind installing these? I'm curious about it as I also maintain Wine's AppDB page for D3 and if having MS XML parser and nVIDIA PhysX installed into D3 prefix is essential for having smoothest gaming experience I would like to update D3 AppDB with this info.

Thanks in advance for answer.

As a side note, for any Linux users out there who are not comfortable using the command-line to follow Josh's instructions about running multiple versions of Crossover: An alternative is to make a separate user account on your system, and then install Crossover in it using the install-crossover-diablo.bin (note: The .dev / .rpm versions won't work for this purpose, as they can't be installed solely in a user account. You must use the one that ends in .bin). This puts the Diablo build in the account you just created, without touching any of your other accounts' settings.

Enjoy testing out the Diablo build 😉

Hibba

So, I finally got Diablo III to run, Wine/CX was stuck @ "Checking Updates" on the installer, so in a last desperate attempt I tried POL, and whaddya know, flawless installation and game up and running in 5 minutes ;)

When following the instructions for installing concurrent versions of crossover, the magic version to export in this case appears to be:

export CX_PRODUCT_ID=cxdiablo

I then installed in /opt with a specified dest dir, such as:

sudo ./install-crossover-diablo.bin --destination=/opt/cxdiablo

Caj Tidemandsen wrote:

So, I finally got Diablo III to run, Wine/CX was stuck @ "Checking
Updates" on the installer, so in a last desperate attempt I tried
POL, and whaddya know, flawless installation and game up and running
in 5 minutes ;)

PoL uses a special build of wine 1.5 that has some patches applied which fix the problem for D3. That is why it worked.

The 11.0.3 64-bit build worked fine on my Suse 12.1 box, installing from the downloaded installer (no CD) and using Crosstie. Install was flawless.

Only bug so far is the crash as noted when changing screen resolution or quality options. Gameplay though seems great.

Thanks to the Crossover team for getting this out so fast!

Alexey Loukianov wrote:

Caron, out of curiosity, why does Tie file you had authored installs
MS XML parser 3.0 and PhysX libs into bottle? I'm not so sure
concerning XML parser, but PhysX seems to almost certainly be an
overkill here as I can't spot a sign inside both Wine logs captured
with "+loaddll" debug channel enabled and inside D3 executables/DLLs
of reference to physx. What was the rationale behind installing
these? I'm curious about it as I also maintain Wine's AppDB page for
D3 and if having MS XML parser and nVIDIA PhysX installed into D3
prefix is essential for having smoothest gaming experience I would
like to update D3 AppDB with this info.

Thanks in advance for answer.

Apologies, this question got buried but I'll do my best to answer it (and various pieces of it that you've implied). I actually did not add the MSXML or NVidia Physx Engine components to the Tie file. When I tested and installed Diablo III on my Nvidia test machine it did not need either and ran fine without either. Further, my primary testing occurs on two AMD test machines so adding the PhysX engine would not even cross my mind (I honestly do not have much experience with it).

However, dablackfox did add those items to the install and during another forum post explained that each improved Nvidia game play. He did say that he intended to do further testing to see if the engine was really necessary and if it was not, that he would then remove it from the tie file. I know that for my own purposes some testing can take up to two weeks so I was allotting that time for a report back. If it doesn't come, I planned to do some testing of my own with and without the engine (and MSXML 3...) to see if either are necessary.

In the future we plan to have the ability to distinguish between AMD & Nvidia cards so that if something is necessary for an Nvidia card but makes no difference for an AMD card we can omit it where appropriate.

The only thing I have seen that was not included in the original Tie file (but now is) is the registry key "DirectDrawRenderer=gdi". This key came from reading the POL forums and then applying it here (in-house). It makes a substantial difference and if you haven't already (I haven't checked WineHQ today...) you should probably add it to the entry there as well.

Caj Tidemandsen wrote:

I'm having some issues when I try to run the installer.

The bottle is created successfully, Fonts install correctly, XML
Parser installs correctly, C++ 2008 Redist. installs correctly,
Nvidia PhysX installs correctly, and the "Diablo III Setup" launches
and starts "Updating Setup Files", progress bar runs to approx 35%,
then I get the message:

"Failed to run a required program (Agent). Wait one minute and try
again and if that doesn't work please restart your computer and try
again.

Please click the link below for more information or contact Customer
Support if the problem persists."

Error code: BLZPTS00007

I used this installer on my windows machine, and I had to use a
workaround to get it to work (Many others running Windows 7 had to
use the same workaround), but it installed without any problems
after that, so the installer it self is fine (Was a system service
config that had to be changed for it to work in Windows 7,
"Secondary Logon")

Anyone got a clue on how to fix this?

Oops, seems like I'm going in circles for posting about this solution. The Agent.exe process has separated from everything else... and it's freaking out! When you start/restart Diablo III it's still running and trying to catch up... so it can never "fix" itself. You can solve this by rebooting your system or seeking out the process and killing it. Good luck!

The_Mentor wrote:

Caron Wills wrote:

I updated the Tie file to do this automagically now. I did not
think to add it before, my apologies! And, I verified that the
Tie
file went online so it should be good to go!

Is there a way for me to update my Bottle using the tie file after
it was created?

Um, I can't really think of any reason you'd want to do it to gain the mount/remount bit... unless you're having a hard time installing. If you want/need to gain the new addition to the Tie file that seems to improve gameplay (at least for me!); set the registry key "HKCU/Software/Wine/Direct3d/DirectDrawRenderer=gdi" and restart Diablo III. If you need more specific instructions on setting a registry key, please see our tutorial on Setting a Registry Key.