When doing sh start.sh I get

Running FlatOut
[drunk][09/11/2017_21:04:17] WINEDEBUG=trace+x11settings
[drunk][09/11/2017_21:04:17] WINEDLLOVERRIDES=mscoree,mshtml=
[drunk][09/11/2017_21:04:17] WINEPREFIX=/home/marek/GOG Games/FlatOut/drunk/../prefix/
[drunk][09/11/2017_21:04:17] starting wine
[drunk][09/11/2017_21:04:17] starting drunk daemon
[drunkd][09/11/2017_21:04:17] preparing to start drunkd
[drunkd][09/11/2017_21:04:17] primary display device detected as: DisplayPort-0
[drunkd][09/11/2017_21:04:17] current resolution stored: 2560x1440
[drunk][09/11/2017_21:04:18] waiting for flatout.exe to start
[drunk][09/11/2017_21:04:18] flatout.exe started
[drunkd][09/11/2017_21:04:18] drunkd started
[drunkd][09/11/2017_21:04:18] observing: flatout.exe

And it stays there forever.
It works when I try to run windows version through wine without messing around with anything. Same thing happens with Flatout2, though I didn't try with windows version of this one.

I know Arch Linux is not supported, but maybe somebody had simmilar issue here?

By forever I mean it was like 15 minutes at least when I let it run on its own.

I don't know if there even is separate wine package for 32 bit, I thought it's all handled by prefixes. When I googled 'ubuntu wine 32bit' I see that it also is handled that way.

I don't mind sharing it here, but can't attach it cause of 'wrong file format'. Tried ziping it, and it's the same, so I uploaded it to sendspace:
https://www.sendspace.com/file/kuswd1

running with -w doesn't work either. There was no .tmp_x11.log, and after I created it, only thing appearing there is
fixme:console:CONSOLE_DefaultHandler Terminating process 8 on event 0
after I finally press ctrl+c, to stop the script

Turning everything off in settings launcher doesn't help, neither does running it in windowed mode, I'm on RX570, so, still a bit less supported side of Linux graphics cards, so it might be the reason, though I also tried with wine with gallium-nine patches, that is supposed to be super great thing if on AMD, but didn't work there either.

Same here on Arch. But I am using an Nvidia GTX 1070. I highly doubt it's graphics-related as Nvidia has solid support. I got a:

wine: Unhandled page fault on read access to 0x00000004 at address 0x7eb5dc64 (thread 002b), starting debugger...

I must admit, I took the easy route out and just used my system's wine (3.0rc4-1) instead of diagnosing more: Merely replace all instances of "${drunk_wine}/bin/wine" (and similar) with "/bin/wine" in drunk/drunk.sh

Edit

Hello,

I installed it yesterday and it looks like the version of wine that come with the game is not working on arch. I modified drunk.sh so it call the version of wine that is installed on my computer. drunk.sh is in "GOG Games/FlatOut 2/drunk". You have to replace

"${current_dir}/../${drunk_wine}/bin/wine"

by

"/usr/bin/wine"

or the path to any wine binary you want to use to launch the game in the lines 84 and 92.
There might be a better solution but it works.

https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=231749


drunk.sh -- My file edit settings below which worked for me.
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#!/bin/bash
# Drunk Primary Library
app_version="0.7.5"
app_name="drunk"

source "drunk/src/option_parser.sh"
current_dir="$( cd "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" && pwd )"

drunk_log() {
echo "[drunk][$(date '+%d/%m/%Y_%H:%M:%S')] ${1}"
}

define_argument "-p" "--game-path" "$@"
drunk_game_path="$OP_LAST_ARGUMENT_VALUE"
define_argument "-e" "--game-exe" "$@"
drunk_game_exe="$OP_LAST_ARGUMENT_VALUE"
define_argument "-a" "--args" "$@"
drunk_game_args="$OP_LAST_ARGUMENT_VALUE"
define_argument "-x" "--prefix" "$@"
drunk_prefix="$OP_LAST_ARGUMENT_VALUE"
define_argument "-w" "--wine" "$@"
drunk_wine="$OP_LAST_ARGUMENT_VALUE"
define_argument "-m" "--custom-command" "$@"
drunk_custom_command="$OP_LAST_ARGUMENT_VALUE"
define_argument "-o" "--daemon-on-off" "$@"
drunk_daemon_on_off="$OP_LAST_ARGUMENT_VALUE"

if [ -z "${drunk_daemon_on_off}" ]; then
drunk_daemon_on_off="on"
fi

drunk_wine_export() {
export WINEDEBUG="trace+x11settings"
drunk_log "WINEDEBUG=${WINEDEBUG}"
export WINEDLLOVERRIDES="mscoree,mshtml="
drunk_log "WINEDLLOVERRIDES=${WINEDLLOVERRIDES}"
export WINEPREFIX="${current_dir}/../${drunk_prefix}/"
drunk_log "WINEPREFIX=${WINEPREFIX}"
}


drunk_start_daemon(){
if [ "${drunk_daemon_on_off}" == "on" ]; then
drunk_log "starting drunk daemon"
x11log="${current_dir}/.tmp_x11.log" . "${current_dir}/src/drunkd.sh"
fi
}

drunk_custom(){
drunk_wine_export
drunk_log "custom command, setting WINEDEBUG to none"
export WINEDEBUG="-all"
drunk_log "WINEDEBUG=${WINEDEBUG}"
if [ -z "${1}" ]
then
"${drunk_wine}/bin/wine" "${drunk_custom_command}"
else
"${drunk_wine}/bin/wine" "${1}"
fi
}

drunk_regedit(){
drunk_custom regedit
}

drunk_winecfg(){
drunk_custom winecfg
}

drunk_winecmd(){
drunk_custom cmd
}

drunk_winetricks(){
drunk_wine_export
"${current_dir}/src/winetricks"
}

drunk_run_game() {
drunk_wine_export
drunk_start_daemon & disown
drunk_log "starting wine"
cd "${WINEPREFIX}/${drunk_game_path}"
"/usr/bin/wine" "${drunk_game_exe}" "${drunk_game_args}" >> "${current_dir}/.tmp_x11.log" 2>&1
drunk_log "wine run ended"
}

drunk_run_game_virtual() {
drunk_wine_export
drunk_log "starting wine in virtual desktop mode"
cd "${WINEPREFIX}/${drunk_game_path}"
"/usr/bin/wine" explorer /desktop="GOG","640x480" "${drunk_game_exe}" "${drunk_game_args}" > "/dev/null" 2>&1
drunk_log "wine run ended"
}

drunk_help() {
echo "drunk (GOG.com)"
echo "state-of-the-art GOG.com-wine framework for running non-native games"
echo " "
echo "usage: drunk/drunk.sh [switch] [argument]"
echo " "
echo "switches:"
echo "-r, --run run wine game in normal mode"
echo "-t, --run-virtual run wine game in virtual desktop mode"
echo "-f, --winecfg run winecfg"
echo "-g, --regedit run wine regedit"
echo "-d, --cmd run wine cmd"
echo "-k, --winetricks run winetricks"
echo "-c, --custom run custom command in wine"
echo " "
echo "arguments:"
echo "-p, --game-path path to windows binary (in the prefix)"
echo "-e, --game-exe name of the windows binary"
echo "-a, --args arguments for the binary"
echo "-x, --prefix relative path to wine prefix"
echo "-w, --wine path to wine"
echo "-m, --custom-command specify custom wine command"
echo "-o, --daemon-on-off set if daemon is on or off (on by default)"
echo " "
echo "-h, --help print help for this command"
echo " "
echo "examples:"
echo " "
echo "to start the game:"
echo "drunk/drunk.sh -x \"prefix\" -p \"drive_c/GOG Games/Game/\" -e \"Game.exe\" -w \"drunk/wine/1.6.2/\" --run"
echo " "
echo "to run winecfg in the game prefix:"
echo "drunk/drunk.sh -x \"prefix\" -w \"drunk/wine/1.6.2/\" --winecfg"
echo " "
echo "to pass a custom exe or command to wine in the game prefix:"
echo "drunk/drunk.sh -x \"prefix\" -w \"drunk/wine/1.6.2/\" -m \"unofficial_patch_installer.exe\" --custom"
echo " "

}

define_switch "-r" "--run" "drunk_run_game" "$@"
define_switch "-t" "--run-virtual" "drunk_run_game_virtual" "$@"
define_switch "-c" "--custom" "drunk_custom" "$@"
define_switch "-f" "--winecfg" "drunk_winecfg" "$@"
define_switch "-g" "--regedit" "drunk_regedit" "$@"
define_switch "-d" "--cmd" "drunk_winecmd" "$@"
define_switch "-k" "--winetricks" "drunk_winetricks" "$@"

define_switch "-h" "--help" "drunk_help" "$@"

Thanks NWAFIVE. That got mine working on Manjaro.

Thanks, the patched drunk.sh works also on Ubuntu 18.04.

Same problem here on Linux Mint 19. I'll wait for GoG to fix their installer.

I have the same issue with Linux Mint 20.x and Pop! OS 21. So far there is no fix. I think the easiest way is to use the windows version and install it through wine/playonlinux/whatever