Windows GPU running under Linux / Wine

[Axdrenalin]

I just got ambitious and decided to try to load the GPU client under Wine on an Ubuntu 9.10 64 bit installation. I'm using an 8800GT card. I thought things were going to go smooth, but ended up with a client error once I got it started. The error states:

--- Opening Log file [November 23 23:08:49 UTC] 



# Windows GPU Console Edition #################################################

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                       Folding@Home Client Version 6.23



                          [url]http://folding.stanford.edu[/url]



###############################################################################

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Launch directory: C:\gpu

Executable: C:\gpu\GPU.exe





[23:08:49] - Ask before connecting: No

[23:08:49] - User name: axdrenalin (Team 33)

[23:08:49] - User ID: 4125943D322DB92A

[23:08:49] - Machine ID: 1

[23:08:49] 

[23:08:49] Loaded queue successfully.

[23:08:49] 

[23:08:49] + Processing work unit

[23:08:49] Core required: FahCore_11.exe

[23:08:49] Core found.

[23:08:49] Working on queue slot 01 [November 23 23:08:49 UTC]

[23:08:49] + Working ...

[23:08:51] CoreStatus = C0000135 (-1073741515)

[23:08:51] Client-core communications error: ERROR 0xc0000135

[23:08:51] This is a sign of more serious problems, shutting down.

Any of you guys seen this situation before, and could offer a guy some tips or opinions? I thought I'd check here first...

Found this in the FAH WIki:

Error C0000135 is a Windows error which means it was unable to locate a component. It could be an installation error if the .dll files used by FAH are not where they are supposed to be.

Does anyone know what .dll files I might need and where to locate them?
Thanks in advance

Ax

 

[Vaulter98c]

im assuming its the same ones that pop up when you uninstall nvidia drivers then try to fold again

just my guess

 

[Zero82z]

Only advice I can give is try to set everything up again. Follow this guide if you weren't doing so already: http://gpu2.twomurs.com/index.php?title=Linux