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I created a wineskin app for one of my windows games on steam (H1z1). I installed steam and downloaded the game on steam in the wineskin app but it crashes at launch in steam.
I created the wineskin using PortingKit, it offered at the beginning to install Mono but it also said I should skip it so I did.
Now that I'm troubleshooting i'd like to try with Mono in the wineskin, how can I add it at this point please ?
Probably your Boot Camp partition is hosed and couldn't be removed simply.
So i would try to reinstall Windows 7 with your pre-made (Microsoft's bootable USB creation tool!) thumb drive.
Attach the Windows 7 installer thumb drive to your Windows server, format it if necessary (FAT32) and create the bootable Win7 install thumb drive again with the Microsoft tool.
Download BootCamp5.1.5621 on your server
Extract BootCamp5.1.5621.zip
Copy the extracted files and folders ($WinPEDriver$, AutoUnattend.xml, BootCamp etc.) to the root of the thumb drive.
The file/folder structure in the root of your thumb drive should look like this:
Detach the thumb drive from your server
Attach the thumb drive to your Mac
Reboot your Mac and immediately hold the alt/option button until you see the boot menu
Choose your thumb drive as boot volume
Try to reinstall Windows 7. You might have to reformat your existing Windows partition with the disk management tool of the Windows 7 Installer (don't delete or resize it!).
If that doesn't work reboot to Mac OS X, start Boot Camp Assistant and try to remove Windows 7 completely.
If the removal fails check several answers here to remove your Boot Camp partition manually:
remove-windows-7
i-messed-up-the-fusion-drive (both require a Time Machine backup)
or some other answers here.
Before doing that post a comment and i will give advice depending on your partition layout.
Start Boot Camp Assistant from scratch to install Windows 7.
Let's look at the two things you suggested, as these are two separate approaches to solving the issue.
Limiting the resources provided is pretty easy (provided you're willing to work with a little bit of third-party software.) You can use cputhrottle to limit the usage at the system level (better explained here.)
Capping the framerate is generally done at the level of the game. Unfortunately, to my knowledge, there's no way to set your framerate cap either lower or higher right now. So you're stuck with throttling the CPU, although given what you're trying to do, that seems like a fine option.
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If memory serves, you can just delete the following file, and these dialogs will come up on the next run:
Of course, this dot file will be hidden by default and inside an application bundle, so it might be easiest to remove it by Terminal.
Otherwise, you could enable hidden files and right-click, browse contents to find it.