Description

The D-Bus library lets Windows applications automatically detect the insertion of media such as CD-ROMs and USB flash drives. Without it the corresponding Windows drive letters must be created manually.

Resolution

On CrossOver 17 and greater, the simplest solution to fix this issue is to run:

/path/to/cxoffice/bin/cxfix missinglibdbus1 missinglibdbus1.amd64

Or add --show-all to see how CrossOver would fix it on your platform and others.

Alternatively you may try one of the commands below.

• For 32-bit Windows applications
  32-bit Arch Linux : pacman -Syu libdbus
  64-bit Arch Linux : pacman -Syu lib32-libdbus
  Debian : apt-get install libdbus-1-3:i386
  32-bit Fedora : yum install dbus-libs
  64-bit Fedora : yum install dbus-libs.i686 dbus-libs.x86_64
  32-bit openSUSE >= 11.2 : zypper install dbus-1
  64-bit openSUSE >= 11.2 : zypper install dbus-1-32bit
  32-bit openSUSE >= 12.1 : zypper install libdbus-1-3
  64-bit openSUSE >= 12.1 : zypper install libdbus-1-3-32bit
• For 64-bit Windows applications
  Arch Linux : pacman -Syu libdbus
  Debian : apt-get install libdbus-1-3:amd64
  Fedora : yum install dbus-libs.x86_64
  openSUSE >= 11.2 : zypper install dbus-1
  openSUSE >= 12.1 : zypper install libdbus-1-3

Notes:

• cxfix --show-all may have more up-to-date fixes.
• The commands usually also apply to newer versions of the distributions above as well as derived distributions. So for instance a fix for Debian 7 may still be valid for the latest Debian Testing and is typically also applicable to Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Deepin and Pop! OS. Similarly a fix for Fedora likely also works on Red Hat Enterprise Linux, CentOS, etc.