iro forums Wrote:I currently recommend using version 7.1.1 of CrossOver Games because it has a higher compatibility with Ragnar?k Online than the latest version (7.2.0).
?? 1. Save the Windows libraries mfc42.dll and msvcp60.dll locally.
?? 2. Download CrossOver Games by either registering to evaluate it or purchasing it.
?? 3. Copy CrossOver Games to your applications folder if you wish, then open CrossOver Games.
?? 4. From the main menu, choose ?configure?, ?manage bottles?.
?? 5. Press the add button under the list of bottles (it's labelled with an addition symbol).
?? 6. Name the bottle ?IRO?, or something similarly descriptive, then press ?create?.
?? 7. Open the ?advanced? tab, then press ?open C: drive in Finder?.
?? 8. In the new Finder window which is opened, open the ?windows? folder, then move the two Windows library files you saved earlier (mfc42.dll and msvcp60.dll) to the ?system32? folder.
9. Copy the folder from vmware to the wine bottle.
Now you should be able to run the game, run with 800x600 resolution first since that seems to be the most compatible mode. If you can connect and log in then you're done here.
Next step is the hardest one, there is a bug with wine and ro private servers, it will try to connect to the wrong ip address. You have to be allowed to read /dev/bpf*
10. Start the terminal or X11.
11. Make sure that no program that uses the network is running.
12. In the terminal type: /usr/sbin/tcpdump
13. Start heRO and try to log in.
14. After you see the "Failed to connect" message, select the terminal and hit ctrl-c.
15. You should see an attempt to connect to an ip address with port 6900. Take a note of the ip.
You will have to add a rule to redirect that ipaddress to heroserver.bounceme.net. How you do that depends on how you're connected, I use iptables on my linux server that is acting firewall.