I'm using a 32-bit jail for running 32-bit WINE 8 (the latest version that can do 32-bit on a 64-bit system seems to be WINE 7, which doesn't work properly with a program I'm using).
I've managed to compile WINE 8 from ports, and it works with SSH and X11 forwarding, but a program I need fails to start unless there is an audio input device (AFAICT). I don't actually need a real audio input, anything that WINE thinks is an input (even if there's no audio on it) will suffice. I've tried passing through my /dev/dsp stuff with /etc/devfs.rules, but that didn't work. How would I go about doing this?
I've managed to compile WINE 8 from ports, and it works with SSH and X11 forwarding, but a program I need fails to start unless there is an audio input device (AFAICT). I don't actually need a real audio input, anything that WINE thinks is an input (even if there's no audio on it) will suffice. I've tried passing through my /dev/dsp stuff with /etc/devfs.rules, but that didn't work. How would I go about doing this?
winecfg
says there's no output driver, and there's not even a /dev/sndstat.