I'm new here haha
Well, I need some help with Wine... Basically, I'm trying to install Wine (following the Gentoo Wiki instructions) since, like, 4 months, and the installation completes with no errors, but, when I try to start a Windows PE (or run any Wine command), I always get this error message: "wine: could not load kernel32.dll, status c0000135" and this Wine error and behavior was present in every attempt to install it on every single one of my past Gentoo installations (including the actual one), and, after some fix attempts, now it also gives me this other message before the last one: "MESA-INTEL: warning: Performance support disabled, consider sysctl dev.i915.perf_stream_paranoid=0".
I've been searching and researching other people with this same "kernel32.dll" problem (including in other distros) and tried to follow their solutions, but none of they works for me
Because of that, I don't really know what kind of information should I give about my software/hardware, but I asked about in #gentoo-wine and one of the chat members replied asking for some information that I'll share here too (with some other infos that may be important):
Q: Can you provide the output from any Wine run attempts?
A: https://dpaste.com/CHFFXS5HW#wrap.
Q: What filesystem is the Wine prefix on?
A: I didn't set one... It's on my user home on my ext4 partition.
Q: Which are your graphics cards? And which one you actually want to use?
A: My laptop has hybrid graphics card, an Intel and a NVIDIA. Note: I use Bumblebee instead default NVIDIA driver, because the default one sucks and doesn't run anything properly; I don't know what GPU should I use, because I really just wanna my Wine working in any of my they.
Q: Did Wine ever work for you with this set-up/hardware?
A: Some months ago, (with a Debian-based distro), Wine ran perfectly, but, since I finished any of my Gentoo installations, Wine never worked in any of them.
Q: Have you tried with a new, clean Wine prefix?
A: Yes, i tried to recreate some Wine prefixes (with and without changing Wine arch).
Q: Does anything at all run, like for example, winecfg?
A: The only Wine thing that actually works is Winetricks. winecfg, wineboot or any Wine command gives me the "wine: could not load kernel32.dll, status c0000135". When I run Wine after a --depclean or after recreate my wine prefix, it opens a Wine window and says something about it's configuring wine (the basic first wine startup default configuration), but after that, it closes and my terminal give me the "kernel32.dll" error message.
Q: Did you tried to emerge other Wine flavors? If yes, what happened?
A: I tried to emerge Wine Vanilla, but gave me the same error and behavior. I tried to emerge Wine Staging, and the same thing happened. I also tried to do again the last 2 items, but, at this time, with abi_x86_64 in my make.conf, and (again) the same thing...
Q: Have you tried to build Wine without Portage?
A: Yes, I already tried to compile Wine from it source (without emerge, following the WineHQ Wiki instructions), and the installation completes with no errors too, but when I ran Wine, it behavior and error was the same.
Q: Which Portage profile do you use in your system?
A: I installed my system with Hardened, but I actually use a custom combined one, Hardened-Desktop, created following this Gentoo Wiki instructions: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Profile_(P ... repository.
Q: Can you provide the output from emerge --info wine-vanilla?
A: https://dpaste.com/EMA4A5S7U#wrap.
Q: Do you use -mingw in your USE Flags?
A: I didn't specified mingw in my USE flags, but this is the output when I add it and try to update my stuff with emerge -aquDU @world: https://dpaste.com/ALE92K5ZF#wrap.
Well, if those infos aren't enough, ask for more
If someone can help, I'll be really glad and grateful
Thanks in advance o/
