IEs 4 Linux 2.1 beta 3
24.10.2006
There were some bugs on beta2 and maybe IE7 did not work for you. Please try this beta3 with some fixes. Download it here. When running remember to include --beta-install-ie7 as a command-line option.
Thanks for everybody for testing this and helping me make this work 
You are my hero.
You are my hero also, because you brought IE5x and IE6 to my Linux box.
IE7, however, does not work. I do not expect reply, but here are
the last few lines of the wine output in case this is helpful for you.
My system is SUSE 9.2 with wine 20050930.
WineDbg starting on pid 0×8
Unhandled exception: unimplemented function ws2_32.dll.getaddrinfo called in 32-bit code (0×404a0383).
In 32 bit mode.
Register dump:
CS:0073 SS:007b DS:007b ES:007b FS:003b GS:0033
EIP:404a0383 ESP:41b90ca0 EBP:41b90cfc EFLAGS:00200202( - 00 - - I1)
EAX:404889ad EBX:4050774c ECX:00000000 EDX:00000004
ESI:41b90d1c EDI:41b90cbc
Stack dump:
0×41b90ca0: 80000100 00000001 00000000 404a02f0
0×41b90cb0: 00000002 4192b9c0 4192ba11 00000000
0×41b90cc0: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
0×41b90cd0: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
0×41b90ce0: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
0×41b90cf0: 4192ea38 771c64d0 41b90d94 41b90d20
Backtrace:
=>1 0×404a0383 RaiseException+0×93 in kernel32 (0×41b90cfc)
2 0×4192b943 __wine_spec_unimplemented_stub+0×43 in ws2_32 (0×41b90d20)
3 0×4191d090 __wine_stub_getnameinfo+0×0 in ws2_32 (0×41b90d4c)
fixme:dbghelp:sffip_cb NIY on ‘wininet.pdb’
4 0×771cabee InternetOpenA+0×511 in wininet (0×41b90e28)
5 0×771d922a DetectAutoProxyUrl+0×49d in wininet (0×41b91164)
6 0×771caccc InternetOpenA+0×5ef in wininet (0×41b9116c)
7 0×404ea6a0 THREAD_Start+0×130 in kernel32 (0×41b91244)
8 0×401c48ab start_thread+0×1ab in ntdll (0×41b91a98)
9 0×4004a7f3 (0×41b91b0c)
10 0×4010e62a __clone+0×5a in libc.so.6 (0×00000000)
0×404a0383 RaiseException+0×93 in kernel32: subl $4,%esp
Wine-dbg>WineDbg terminated on pid 0×8
just letting you know i got to your page with ie7. am running wine 9.23 on simplymepis6. can not get to “internet options” though; says i am locked out due to restrictions in force on this computer.
Works under edgy, still raw at the edges, but this is some achievement. Thanks for the effort.
> Unhandled exception: unimplemented function ws2_32.dll.getaddrinfo called in 32-bit code
It doesn’t help that you are using such an old version of wine. You are very likely to get many ‘unimplemented function’s with old versions and something so cutting edge as ie7. Go to http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=6241&package_id=79444 and pick up wine-0.9.23-SuSELinux92.i586.rpm and install it. Then you can have the same bugs as the rest of us :-;
Me too, I thank you very much for your efforts.
I still have the same problem as javajazz (prohibited to access “Internet Options”) for IE7 under Edgy.
Sergio -
Thanx for fixing the little bugs in beta2. One remaining, troublesome, but I’m sure easily corrected bug is if you click cancel in the gui, it doesn’t abort, but instead, tries to execute with variables not being initialized. In particular, it starts erasing things in /tmp, including the ‘kde-*’ temp dirs. I’m sure it will do something nasty to Gnome also. Anyway, a little while later, my desktop froze, and even the Ctrl-Alt- sequences didn’t get me out of it, and I had to reboot with the power button. Thanx.
Temporary fix for not being able to get into Tools -> Internet Options:
Edit ies4linux’s lib/install.sh file. After the line that says
source “$IES4LINUX/lib/flash.sh”
(which is line 106 in beta3), add the lines:
kill_wineserver
echo hit return…; read
and save the file and start the install. Then, when the install pauses, type ctrl-z to get a prompt, start ie6 and setup your Internet Options. Ie - If you have previously installed ies4linux, just type ‘~/bin/ie6′ to execute the old script. If that file is missing, type the command:
WINEPREFIX=”~/.ies4linux/ie6″ wine “/home/jimb/.ies4linux/ie6/drive_c/Program Files/Internet
Explorer/IEXPLORE.EXE”
Exit ie6, and resume the install (usually ‘fg’ to bring the ctrl-z’ed program back to the foreground).
This can be extended by adding anything you want between the two added lines. For example, if you’ve been keeping old IE Cumulative Updates, you can add these lines instead:
kill_wineserver
wine ~/jimbur~1/downloads/unix/IE6.0sp1-KB833989-x86-ENU.exe
kill_wineserver
wine ~/jimbur~1/downloads/unix/IE6.0sp1-KB916281-Windows-98-ME-x86-ENU.exe
echo hit return…; read
> It doesn’t help that you are using such an old version of wine
Thanks a lot for this comment; indeed that was the problem.
Of course, I had updated wine before installing IE7, but
for some reason I ended up with two parallel installations,
and the old one took precedence.
IE7 is now running well, which means that I am now a happy user.
It’s not pretty (IE’s fault, not yours) but I was able to successful install IE7 on Ubuntu’s Dapper Drake (having previous installed IEs4Linux 2.0beta9). I can confirm that GIF images are still displayed as black boxes.
Hello dude!
I have WINE 0.9.23, in Ubuntu 6.06.
This is simply amazing and *extremely* helpful for web development. Thanks very much! Awesome work.
IE 7 works, I didn’t really expect this, hehe. The rendering is the same as in IE 7 running in WinXP SP 2. Superb.
I myself don’t care for the IE 7 GUI. The rendering matters. However, getting the IE 7 GUI to also work would be nice.
I know this has been requested many times, but please add IE Developer Toolbar as an installer option. Don’t forget you want this to be used by web developers who test web sites, thus IE Developer Toolbar is extremely important. Also, we certainly do not mind clicking Next, Next to install it (I saw you want to keep the script “magical”, but we don’t care).
I have tried to install the toolbar myself, on top of ies4linux, but it does damage IE 6 in some ways. Plus, when I start IE 6 and I try to use the toolbar to enable the DOM viewer nothing shows up.
Thanks again, and please don’t forget the purpose: developers-friendly.
Ohhh! So THAT’s the purpose! And here I’ve been laboring under the mis-impression that this was the best and fastest end user turnkey install method since winetools went away:-)
nice work.
two issues I noticed with this ie7:
1. no IDN support, even punycode does not work, which works with ie6
2. phpBB’s transparent gifs are black http://www.phpbb.com/phpBB/
…and on properties page it states that the protocol is “Protocolo HTTP”
The black .gif’s may be a wine problem. I’ve noticed if you take any win98 install of IE6, and change the winver of the default (or iexplore itself) to win2k, some gifs become black. Similarly, https: links don’t work.
I had hoped Sergio would work out the kinks and put out an installer for the win2k IE6 (should be a file on Evolt). Let’s face it, some web pages just don’t work w/o win2k or winxp support. Being stuck with a win98 IE6 will eventually get old, but wine needs better ole/rpc and winxp support. Still, I suppose a winxp IE7 will be sexier.
Hi
I’ve tryed Beta 3 and It works, but is crashy as told. I could load the Website, and as it seemed to support position fixed and was using the styles from IE7s conditional comment, I can assume it works. Congratulations. Go on
Thank you for your great job.
wine: Critical section 7ea8b000 wait failed at address 0×7efade70 (thread 0012), starting debugger…
WineDbg starting on pid 0×8
Unhandled exception: wait failed on critical section 0×7ea8b000 thread_data_tls_index+0×44
err:seh:raise_exception Unhandled exception code c0000194 flags 0 addr 0×7efade70
kaspi@shedrugge ~/bin $ Process of pid=0×00000008 has terminated
Great! This version runs on my Fedora Core 6 installation without problems so far! (I am using the standard rpm packages of wine etc. from fedora-extras)
Great ! I have 3 versions of IE on same box at time !
I need different versions for debug HTML code and JavaScript compability, and I have one quesions:
As I see, installing of IE 7 javascript libraries commented in script, as far as IE7 installation work with IE6 script engine. Do You have any ideas how to enable original JavaScript support in IE7 installation ?
Good work! Running Ubuntu Dapper with standard wine install (9.9) IE7 will start (looks like ie6, what little I’ve read on your page makes me believe this is normal. Is it?) but it never finishes loading the initial page, and if I hit stop it crashes out. I’ll do some more digging and see if I can come up with some useful information for you…
That’s sweet! Just downloaded and installed and… it worked! It’s a shame that gif’s dont’ work though :(. But I believe that You’ll find a fix for that too (or Wine guys will). So… thumbs up! And keep up the good work!
’ve tryed Beta 3 and install works, but ie7 crash to loading in website.
Im used in fedora core 5. And Wine is 0.9.24
crash report.
[xxx@xxx ~]$ ie7
fixme:actctx:CreateActCtxW 0×33fa80 00000008
fixme:actctx:ActivateActCtx 0xf00baa 0×33f848
fixme:actctx:DeactivateActCtx 00000000 00f00bad
fixme:actctx:CreateActCtxW 0×33f754 00000008
fixme:actctx:ActivateActCtx 0xf00baa 0×33f51c
fixme:actctx:DeactivateActCtx 00000000 00f00bad
err:shell:ReadCabinetState Initializing shell cabinet settings
fixme:actctx:ActivateActCtx (nil) 0×33ed9c
fixme:actctx:CreateActCtxW 0×33d2dc 00000008
fixme:actctx:ActivateActCtx 0xf00baa 0×33d0a4
fixme:actctx:DeactivateActCtx 00000000 00f00bad
fixme:actctx:ActivateActCtx 0xf00baa 0×33dca4
fixme:actctx:DeactivateActCtx 00000000 00f00bad
err:rebar:REBAR_WindowProc unknown msg 200b wp=00000000 lp=71180f00
fixme:actctx:CreateActCtxW 0×33d180 00000008
fixme:actctx:ActivateActCtx 0xf00baa 0×33cf48
fixme:actctx:DeactivateActCtx 00000000 00f00bad
fixme:actctx:ActivateActCtx 0xf00baa 0×33dbfc
fixme:toolbar:TOOLBAR_CheckStyle [0×10034] TBSTYLE_REGISTERDROP not implemented
fixme:toolbar:TOOLBAR_CheckStyle [0×10034] TBSTYLE_REGISTERDROP not implemented
fixme:actctx:DeactivateActCtx 00000000 00f00bad
fixme:shell:NTSHChangeNotifyRegister (0×10034,0×00008003,0×00008000,0×0000c072,0×00000001,0×33dc0c):semi stub.
fixme:toolbar:TOOLBAR_Unkwn45D hwnd=0×10034, wParam=0×00000000, size.cx=1024, size.cy=32000 stub!
fixme:toolbar:TOOLBAR_CheckStyle [0×10034] TBSTYLE_REGISTERDROP not implemented
fixme:toolbar:TOOLBAR_CheckStyle [0×10034] TBSTYLE_REGISTERDROP not implemented
fixme:actctx:ActivateActCtx 0xf00baa 0×33dce4
fixme:actctx:DeactivateActCtx 00000000 00f00bad
fixme:toolbar:TOOLBAR_Unkwn464 hwnd=0×10038 wParam 00000001 lParam 00000000
fixme:actctx:ActivateActCtx 0xf00baa 0×33dc58
fixme:actctx:DeactivateActCtx 00000000 00f00bad
fixme:actctx:ActivateActCtx 0xf00baa 0×33dc30
fixme:actctx:DeactivateActCtx 00000000 00f00bad
fixme:actctx:ActivateActCtx 0xf00baa 0×33dbe4
fixme:actctx:ActivateActCtx 0xf00baa 0×33cf28
fixme:actctx:DeactivateActCtx 00000000 00f00bad
fixme:actctx:ActivateActCtx 0xf00baa 0×33cf28
fixme:actctx:DeactivateActCtx 00000000 00f00bad
fixme:actctx:ActivateActCtx 0xf00baa 0×33cf28
fixme:actctx:DeactivateActCtx 00000000 00f00bad
fixme:actctx:DeactivateActCtx 00000000 00f00bad
fixme:actctx:ActivateActCtx 0xf00baa 0×33dc14
fixme:actctx:DeactivateActCtx 00000000 00f00bad
fixme:toolbar:TOOLBAR_Unkwn45D hwnd=0×1004e, wParam=0×00000000, size.cx=1024, size.cy=764 stub!
fixme:shell:NTSHChangeNotifyRegister (0×1004e,0×00008003,0×0c02b7ff,0×0000c072,0×00000001,0×33dc4c):semi stub.
err:rebar:REBAR_Layout no redraw and client is zero, skip layout
fixme:actctx:ActivateActCtx 0xf00baa 0×33dda8
fixme:actctx:DeactivateActCtx 00000000 00f00bad
fixme:actctx:CreateActCtxW 0×33b5d4 00000088
fixme:actctx:ActivateActCtx 0xf00baa 0×33b5b8
fixme:actctx:DeactivateActCtx 00000000 00f00bad
fixme:advapi:RegisterTraceGuidsA 0×7721212f 0×7724bfc0 0×771da48c 1 0×33b7d8 (null) (null) 0×7724bfc8
fixme:advapi:RegisterTraceGuidsA 0×7721212f 0×7724bfe0 0×771da49c 1 0×33b7d8 (null) (null) 0×7724bfe8
fixme:advapi:CheckTokenMembership ((nil) 0×183e78 0×33b7d0) stub!
fixme:actctx:CreateActCtxW 0×33a594 00000088
fixme:actctx:ActivateActCtx 0xf00baa 0×33a578
fixme:actctx:DeactivateActCtx 00000000 00f00bad
fixme:actctx:ActivateActCtx 0xf00baa 0×33b740
fixme:actctx:DeactivateActCtx 00000000 00f00bad
fixme:win:WIN_CreateWindowEx Parent is HWND_MESSAGE
fixme:process:IsWow64Process (0xffffffff 0×33a59c) stub!
fixme:actctx:CreateActCtxW 0×3396fc 00000008
fixme:actctx:ActivateActCtx 0xf00baa 0×3394c4
fixme:actctx:DeactivateActCtx 00000000 00f00bad
fixme:winsock:WSALookupServiceBeginW (0×7eb6c8f8 0×00000210 0×184308) Stub!
fixme:shell:NTSHChangeNotifyRegister (0×10028,0×00008003,0×0003f5f4,0×00000410,0×00000001,0×33ea88):semi stub.
fixme:shell:SignalFileOpen (0×00000000):stub.
fixme:advapi:RegisterTraceGuidsW 0×111d495 0×1226320 0xf35020 1 0×33b76c (null) (null) 0×1226328
fixme:advapi:RegisterTraceGuidsW 0×111d495 0×1226340 0xf35030 1 0×33b76c (null) (null) 0×1226348
fixme:actctx:CreateActCtxW 0×33bc78 00000000
fixme:actctx:ActivateActCtx 0xf00baa 0×33bc40
fixme:actctx:DeactivateActCtx 00000000 00f00bad
fixme:font:GetFontUnicodeRanges (0×1db8, (nil)): stub
fixme:font:GetFontUnicodeRanges (0×1db8, (nil)): stub
fixme:font:GetFontUnicodeRanges (0×1db8, (nil)): stub
fixme:font:GetFontUnicodeRanges (0×1db8, (nil)): stub
fixme:font:GetFontUnicodeRanges (0×1db8, (nil)): stub
fixme:font:GetFontUnicodeRanges (0×1db8, (nil)): stub
fixme:font:GetFontUnicodeRanges (0×1db8, (nil)): stub
fixme:font:GetFontUnicodeRanges (0×1db8, (nil)): stub
fixme:font:GetFontUnicodeRanges (0×1db8, (nil)): stub
fixme:font:GetFontUnicodeRanges (0×1db8, (nil)): stub
fixme:font:GetFontUnicodeRanges (0×1db8, (nil)): stub
fixme:font:GetFontUnicodeRanges (0×1db8, (nil)): stub
fixme:font:GetFontUnicodeRanges (0×1db8, (nil)): stub
fixme:font:GetFontUnicodeRanges (0×1db8, (nil)): stub
wine: Call from 0×1b003216 to unimplemented function msvcrt.dll.??_U@YAPAXI@Z, aborting
fixme:advapi:RegisterTraceGuidsA 0×7721212f 0×7724bfc0 0×771da48c 1 0×34fc68 (null) (null) 0×7724bfc8
fixme:advapi:RegisterTraceGuidsA 0×7721212f 0×7724bfe0 0×771da49c 1 0×34fc68 (null) (null) 0×7724bfe8
fixme:advapi:CheckTokenMembership ((nil) 0×1617e0 0×34fc60) stub!
fixme:imm:ImmDisableIME (-1): stub
err:ntdll:RtlpWaitForCriticalSection section 0×601ba184 “loader.c: loader_section” wait timed out in thread 0013, blocked by 0010, retrying (60 sec)
err:ntdll:RtlpWaitForCriticalSection section 0×601ba184 “loader.c: loader_section” wait timed out in thread 000e, blocked by 0010, retrying (60 sec)
err:ntdll:RtlpWaitForCriticalSection section 0×601ba184 “loader.c: loader_section” wait timed out in thread 0009, blocked by 0010, retrying (60 sec)
wine: Unimplemented function msvcrt.dll.??_U@YAPAXI@Z called at address 0×1b003216 (thread 0010), starting debugger…
WineDbg starting on pid 0×8
Unhandled exception: unimplemented function msvcrt.dll.??_U@YAPAXI@Z called in 32-bit code (0×6016b3dc).
Register dump:
CS:0073 SS:007b DS:007b ES:007b FS:003b GS:0033
EIP:6016b3dc ESP:014cf5a4 EBP:014cf608 EFLAGS:00000202( - 00 - - I1)
EAX:1b008208 EBX:601b2704 ECX:014cf6d0 EDX:7ffd4000
ESI:014cf5b0 EDI:00532b60
Stack dump:
0×014cf5a4: 014cf5d0 73d44ae4 00650072 80000100
0×014cf5b4: 00000001 00000000 1b003216 00000002
0×014cf5c4: 1b00805c 1b008208 0012f6d0 00000000
0×014cf5d4: 00000000 0000022c 00000000 00000000
0×014cf5e4: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
0×014cf5f4: 00130012 1b002f14 00000027 0000022c
fixme:ntdll:RtlNtStatusToDosErrorNoTeb no mapping for c0000119
Backtrace:
=>1 0×6016b3dc in ntdll (+0×1b3dc) (0×014cf608)
2 0×1b003216 in imgutil (+0×3216) (0×014cf624)
3 0×1b002e60 in imgutil (+0×2e60) (0×014cf698)
4 0×1b00304c in imgutil (+0×304c) (0×014cf7dc)
5 0×1b0015a0 in imgutil (+0×15a0) (0×014cf7e4)
6 0×1b00171f in imgutil (+0×171f) (0×014cf844)
7 0×6016a855 call_dll_entry_point+0×15 in ntdll (0×014cf864)
8 0×6016b8fc in ntdll (+0×1b8fc) (0×014cf914)
9 0×6016bdad in ntdll (+0×1bdad) (0×014cf954)
10 0×6016df27 LdrLoadDll+0×87 in ntdll (0×014cf984)
11 0×6024d7bb in kernel32 (+0×3d7bb) (0×014cfbd4)
12 0×6024d9d0 LoadLibraryExW+0×50 in kernel32 (0×014cfc04)
13 0×6024daf3 LoadLibraryExA+0×43 in kernel32 (0×014cfc24)
14 0×6024db2d LoadLibraryA+0×2d in kernel32 (0×014cfc44)
15 0×00f3776f in mshtml (+0×1776f) (0×014cfca0)
16 0×00f2600a in mshtml (+0×600a) (0×014cfce0)
17 0×00f4c4ef in mshtml (+0×2c4ef) (0×014cfefc)
18 0×00f4c46d in mshtml (+0×2c46d) (0×014cff18)
19 0×6022e4d3 in kernel32 (+0×1e4d3) (0×014cffe8)
20 0×73d456f7 (0×00000000)
0×6016b3dc: subl $4,%esp
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>/home/xxx/bin/ie7: line 11: 32456 Tapettu wine “/home/xxx/.ies4linux/ie7/drive_c/Program Files/Internet Explorer/IEXPLORE.EXE” “$@”
Forum Master? Could you shorten the second to last line in the post just above me, please (the one with ‘Wine-dbg>[…]’? It’s playing havoc with the horizontal scroll bar. All paragraphs on all posts are now on one line.
I had IE6 installed already using an older version of IEs 4 Linux. Just this latest version and IE 7 seems to work fine except for the black gif issue. Conditional comments to detect IE 7 work.
I’m using Wine 0.9.22 under Kubuntu Edgy Etch.
Good work!
[…] Dead simple Ubuntu instructions. At the time of writing, you need the beta version to install IE7. […]
[…] IEs 4 Linux 2.1 Beta 3 […]
Hmmm, I just tried your beta3 - and there’s no sign that it installed IE7. How do you install IE7 with IEs4Linux?
Well, I found the instruction for installing IE7 using IEs4Linux. It seems to start up, although it looks exactly like IE6. In IE7, Help > About IE displays no window, while the other IE’s all display the usual About window. I also saw a number of messages about unimplemented things, and have the most recent WINE that my repository offers (0.9.20-1). Guess I better go risk getting my WINE packages direct from WINE’s own site.
Well, adding the WINE location to my list of repositories did not provide me with a newer WINE release, so I guess computer life goes on as usual …