So you have to create an image of at least one disk. Wine implements the eject feature for that, but it seems that it does not work well here.
Revelation comes on 2 DVDs, so you have to switch the disk in the installation progress. I strongly recommend you to use a new WINEPREFIX for Revelation, see the Wiki for more details. This will only apply for the terminal you typed it in, so if you open a new terminal it will use your normal Wine there. You can now switch to the new Wine using 'source /opt/wine-revelation/env.sh'. Rename the file to 'env.sh', and copy it to /opt/wine-revelation, again as root.ħ. > export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/wine-revelation/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH > export PATH=/opt/wine-revelation/bin:$PATH Install Wine using 'make prefix=/opt/wine-revelation install' as root.Ħ. configure -prefix=/opt/wine-revelation -with-xĤ. Configure Wine with '-prefix=/opt/wine-revelation', for example:
#How to install myst iv revelations Patch
Unpack the Wine tarball, copy the patch in the new Wine folder and apply it using 'patch -p1 -i mystIVstartupfix.patch'ģ. Download the Wine 1.1.1 tarball from here: and the MystIV patch from here: Ģ.
If you are able to, please use the package build process for your distribution.+++ġ. +++NOTE: This way, your package manager will know nothing about the new Wine. If you use another distribution, this will be generic instructions that should work on every distribution. It will be installed in /opt/wine-revelation. It will do everything for you, so you just need to wait some time until Wine is compiled. If you use ArchLinux and have 'yaourt' installed, it is as easy as just typing "yaourt -S wine-revelation". The way to go is to place the patched Wine somewhere in /opt, so it will not affect other applications. Revelation will need a little patch to Wine, but it seems that this patcÂh could affect other applications in a bad way. The installation process of Myst IV - Revelation is a bit tricky. STEP 1: Install a patched version of Wine
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