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What works
Picture browsing.
Editing.
What does not
Installer crashes. The installation can be finished manually.
What was not tested
More complex operation, like printing, need to be tested.
Additional Comments
The program seems to be ok, after the manual installation.
The editor works fine.
I installed the native comctl32:
wget http://kegel.com/wine/winetricks
sh winetricks cc580
to fix the pane refresh bug.
DPP version: 3.7.2
First you need to download updater from Canon website.
If you don't have previously installed version of DPP create following registry key:
HKLM/Software/Canon/DPP
Now run the installer and continue until the "License agreement" appears. Now don't click anything. The following steps depend on the DPP version.
DPP 3.11.26 (and possibly newer)
Copy the directory
C:/users/_username_/Temp/CanonOFI_TEMP
somewhere and close the installation. It is necessary to copy this directory before closing the installation window, because it gets erased when installation is canceled.
Now we need to extract the installation files manually. To do this, we will make use of the "cabextract" utility to extract the data to the installation directory:
To the installation directory and run regsvr32 again. However, the updater still doesn't work. For a description how to use the data obtained from a windows machine, see commentDPP 3.11.26 DLO.
Versions before 3.11.26
Open terminal or your favorite file manager and find CanonUPW_000 directory in one of the following directories and copy it somewhere:
where $INSTALL_DIR refers to the directory where DPP should be installed (eg ~/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/Canon/Digital Photo Professional). $SOURCE_DIR contains path to the previously copied CanonUPW_000 directory. $LANGUAGE has to be same as the language selected when running the installer (eg. ENGLISH or FRENCH).
Finally you need to register dll's:
regsvr32 "$INSTALL_DIR"/*.dll
Try to run DPP (wine may already created menu entry, depends on when the installer crashed) through menu or using wine DPPViewer.exe
Now DPP should be working.
Further fixes
Problem with "Fit to window"
With wine before 1.3.0 using fit to window caused image to move upwards. This can be solved by patching wine's gdi32.dll with patch from bug #13344.
Problem with "Tool palette" window
The Tool palette window doesn't stay where you placed it. This can be solved by running winecfg and deselecting the "Allow the window manager to control the windows". This unfortunately doesn't work very well with multiple virtual desktops, because DPP window is shown on all desktops. You can bypass this problem by setting wine to emulate virtual desktop and setting it's size to match your screen size.
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Succes
by embun on Friday November 30th 2012, 10:49
1. Install wine
2. Configure wine, remove tic mark from Allow window manager to control windows"
3. Copy root level contents of the installation CD ROM to wine C drive root folder. I created a folder "$WineDirectory"/drive_c/DPP-ROM
4. use file manager to set /DPP-ROM/setup.exe permissions so that the file can be executed (Nautilus has a tic box in properties "Allow executing file as program")
5. Run installer
3.11.31 Can't implement DLL
by lesebas on Wednesday August 29th 2012, 15:44
I've ried the procedure with 3.11.31 version, but I'can't managed to implement some Dll:
DllRegisterServer not implemented in DLL /drive_c/Program Files/Canon/Digital Photo Professional/DPPCF2.dll
DllRegisterServer not implemented in DLL /drive_c/Program Files/Canon/Digital Photo Professional/DPPDLL.dll
DPP 3.11.26 DLO
by Michael on Sunday April 22nd 2012, 16:14
So far, I couldn't get DPPLensDL.exe respectively UpdateChecker.exe to download lens data for DLO. But, it's possible to use lens data obtained on a Windows computer. Here's a description of how to do it.
1.
Install DPP 3.11.26 on a Windows computer. Download lens data for your lenses using DPP (Edit Window -> Tool palette -> Lens -> Update...).
As of today (April 21, 2012) around 20 lenses (e.g. 24-105/4 L IS, 100-400/4.5-5.6 L IS, 300/2.8 L IS II among them) are supported.
2.
Copy following files from the Windows computer.
Lens ID 3005 stands for 24-105/4 L IS, lens ID 4007 stands for 100-400/4.5-5.6 L IS. So, 3005.bin and 4007.bin will be the corresponding files for these lenses.
DPP 3.11.26 Installation
by Michael on Saturday April 21st 2012, 13:45
Version 3.11.26 uses a different temporary directory name and requires a slightly different installation procedure.
1.
$ wine dpp311.26en.exe
Installation will freeze with a blank window after you select your region. Stop installation using Ctrl+C or similar.
2.
$ wine regedit
Following keys still need to be added to the registry if no DPP was installed before.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/Canon
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/Canon/DPP
3.
$ find ~/.wine/drive_c/users/$USER/Temp/CanonOFI_TEMP/ -name *.CAB -exec cabextract -d ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/Canon/Digital\ Photo\ Professional/ {} \;
Extract all packages into the newly created directory.
4.
$ cp ~/.wine/drive_c/users/$USER/Temp/CanonOFI_TEMP_en/Data/Software/Auto Update Interface Library/en/LaunchChecker.dll ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/Canon/Digital\ Photo\ Professional/
This helps to avoid the freeze when trying to download lens data.
installer wouldn't finish successfully but still runs
by Michael Pardee on Thursday January 5th 2012, 13:30
I tried installing DPP 3.9 from CD with wine 1.3.35 from the Ubuntu 10.04 ppa and also used the installation howto notes and some of Arto Huotari's comments. No matter what I tried the install would not complete successfully.
Eventually I figured out that I was able to run it despite the install failing, it appears to be fully installed and even has a menu entry.
Succeeded install of 3.9
by Arto Huotari on Monday July 18th 2011, 12:30
Hate to admit it but I messed up Wine and I had to reinstall everything. I did as follows
1. Install wine
2. Configure wine, remove tic mark from Allow window manager to control windows"
3. Copy root level contents of the installation CD ROM to wine C drive root folder. I created a folder "$WineDirectory"/drive_c/DPP-ROM
4. use file manager to set /DPP-ROM/setup.exe permissions so that the file can be executed (Nautilus has a tic box in properties "Allow executing file as program")
5. Run installer
3.9
by Arto Huotari on Monday July 18th 2011, 11:18
I tried installing the 3.9 version from CDROM (wine 1.2.2 / Ubuntu lucid 10.04). I was unsuccessful with the installation according to the instructions but this was probably due to the CDROM and mismatching paths. I tried changing the paths to CD rom CABs but evidently something was missing or installer had failed earlier than expected.
I have dual booting windows 7 and I used that to install the DPP and then copied the installation files. After DPP seems to work. I have tried RAW processing and not other tools.
installing DPP
by Arne Munk on Tuesday November 23rd 2010, 13:54
I am running a dual boot system and having already installed DPP on my windows 7 partition, I simply copied the directory from my windows 7 installation to my ubuntu partition, after the installation crashed.
How-to works for DPP 3.8.0 with wine 1.1.42
by Milan Knizek on Monday May 24th 2010, 4:50
I can confirm, the how-to works fine, incl. the patch to gdi32.dll.so
The problem with Tool Palette window looked annoying, however since I usually like it to be at the same place on the screen, it is fine to "disable window management", place the window to the wanted location and again "enable window management" in winecfg.
Localization
by Gilles Gregoire on Wednesday December 9th 2009, 2:05
I tested installation of a french version of DPP (3.7.2)
This HOWTO works fine but you need to change the first command line
to :
cabextract -d "$INSTALL_DIR" "$SOURCE_DIR/INST/DPP/FRENCH/resdata.CAB"
for the french version
adapt this line to the version :check under $SOURCE_DIR/INST/DPP the name of the directory
3.5
by zeb palmer on Thursday November 13th 2008, 0:24
I'm assuming it's currently only bundled with the 50d... I don't see it's download availability on the canon website under any model. either I'm missing it, or they haven't posted it yet (not uncommon).
