Poker Tracker Hold'em

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Version 2

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Version:	2.x
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URL:	http://www.pokertracker.com
Votes:	Marked as obsolete
Latest Rating:	Gold
Latest Wine Version Tested:	0.9.53.

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What works

Installation, with some exceptions. You must install install MDAC, JET, ODBC, to get this to work.

What does not

Registering the product. The Product ID is supposed to be 6 digits. It instead shows up as +.xxxx.x, where x are numbers.

Upon closing the program and attempting to reopen, the following is displayed

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What was not tested

Importing hands. Switching from Access database to PostgresSQL.

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	Operating system	Test date	Wine version	Installs?	Runs?	Used Workaround?	Rating	Submitter
Show	Ubuntu 7.10 "Gutsy" i386 (+ variants like Kubuntu)	Feb 02 2008	0.9.53.	Yes	Yes	No	Gold	Lex McCoy
Show	Debian GNU/Linux Unstable "Sid"	Jan 07 2008	0.9.52.	Yes	No	No	Garbage	Feydreva
Current	Ubuntu 7.04 "Feisty" i386 (+ variants like Kubuntu)	Sep 10 2007	0.9.44.	Yes	Yes	No	Garbage	Corey Lanier
Show	openSUSE 10.2	Jun 26 2007	0.9.38.	Yes	Yes	No	Garbage	Hubert

Step 1 (If not done already): Install WINE from http://www.winehq.org. If you already installed WINE, I'd start with a fresh .wine directory. To do so, rename the .wine folder in /home/xxxxx/ (xxxxx being your username) to .wine_backup, then running winecfg.

Step 2: Run winecfg and change the default OS to Windows 98, then hit OK.

Step 3: Install Poker Tracker. Do not patch it. Make sure it creates a desktop shortcut. You can have it make a menu shortcut to if you want (Would be wise to do so in a window manager like XFCE, fluxbox, Enlightenment that doesn't put icons on the desktop by default, not necessary in Gnome/KDE).

Step 4: Modify your desktop shortcut (There might be two, one that has a .lnk extension, and one that shows the PT Icon. Do the one with the PT Icon) so that the command looks like this:

Code:

env LANG="en_US.UTF-8" LANGUAGE="en_US:en" WINEPREFIX="/home/corey/.wine" wine "C:\Program Files\Poker Tracker V2\ptrack2.exe"

Step 5: Launch PT using that Icon. You should get a database error.

Step 6: Type the following into terminal:

Code:

wget http://www.kegel.com/wine/winetricks

./winetricks fakeie6

./winetricks mdac28

Follow the installation screen for MDAC.

Step 7: Do DLL overrides for PokerTracker.

Code:

wget http://stud3.tuwien.ac.at/~e0125557/ptrack-reg.txt

regedit ptrack-reg.txt

Step 8: Launch PT again through the desktop icon. You should get another database error.

Step 9: Install Windows PostgreSQL ODBC Driver. Make sure you launch this in terminal by using wine filename.exe, so you can check for stubs. This install hangs after it's done, once you get a stub about Dll, hit CTRL+C in terminal to crash the installer. Don't worry, it installed.

Step 10: We need to overwrite the MDAC Drivers to the 2.5 version. I'm not sure why the 2.8 Drivers have needed to be installed prior to installing 2.5, but it works.

Code:

./winetricks mdac25

Follow the prompts in the install.

Step 11: Launch PokerTracker through your Desktop Icon. Set it so that you have to manually check for updates, then hit OK. Click on Help-->About Poker Tracker, and you should not have the bad integer problem as before, but a working Product ID.

Step 12: If you have a menu shortcut for PT, you might want to modify the command so it matches the one I told you to put in on Step 4.

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