Closed CyanBlob closed 9 years ago
Wipe your prefix, update your Wine (preferably to staging) and install again with the modified script. You can get the checksums of the newer installer by running sha1sums /path/to/UnitySetup.exe
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Reinstall did not work. As the beta release of Unity3d seems right around the corner, I'll just hold off.
Hm. Strange. Though don't rely on the Unity beta, it'll probably be more than a month until they push it out to the public. They've only released one build to this date.
If anyone comes across this, updating to wine 1.7.49 fixed my problem! 1.7.46 did not. So hopefully this will help somebody.
Cool!
When running unity3d.verb (32bit wineprefix) with the Unity 5.0.2 installer, there was a problem downloading Unity (it would download to something like 175%, then say it couldn't verify the file integrity), so I modified the file to use the latest Unity 5.1.1 installer, ran
wine reg add "HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion" /v ProductId /t REG_SZ /d 12345-oem-0000001-54321
to allow Unity to get past the license window (from https://github.com/Unity3D-Wine-Support/Unity3D-on-Wine/issues/13) Now, Unity installed properly, but I can't get past the log in screen. It says "Service not available, please try again later" when I click the log in button. I've installed IE8 in the same wineprefix (or I believe I did, my experience with wine is very minimal) Does anyone have a solution/debugging steps I should take? I'm running 64bit Linux Mint 17.2 Cinnamon, using wine 1.6.2 Let me know if you need any more information, and I will try to get it for you quickly.