Hi, I get this message from an app (Centura Team Developer) when trying to create a new window (three windows are already open). This message comes only when I try to open a window including many objects. With a smaller window (less objects) it works. My question: Where can I adjust the system resources to be able to create the necessary window where I get the above message. I thouhgt there is a dll missing, but this is not the case. The app is an database application communicating via winsock against SQLBase (NT). The OS is SuSe Linux 7.1 professional, the pc is dual processor machine with 512MB ram. any hint is appreciated With best regards Hans email: greg.itg@vienna.at
Perhaps totally unrelated. But I have seen some apps that require you to increase the amount of Linux swap space available in order run (even though the apps never use it). I just usually add a temporary swap file. Might want to give it a shot, Chris "Mag. Johann Gregorich" wrote:> > Hi, > > I get this message from an app (Centura Team Developer) when trying to > create a new window (three windows are already open). This message comes > only when I try to open a window including many objects. With a smaller > window (less objects) it works. > > My question: Where can I adjust the system resources to be able to create > the necessary window where I get the above message. I thouhgt there is a dll > missing, but this is not the case. > > The app is an database application communicating via winsock against SQLBase > (NT). The OS is SuSe Linux 7.1 professional, the pc is dual processor > machine with 512MB ram. > > any hint is appreciated > > With best regards > > Hans > > email: greg.itg@vienna.at
Chris Cox <cjcox@acm.org> wrote:> Perhaps totally unrelated. But I have seen some apps that require > you to increase the amount of Linux swap space available in order > run (even though the apps never use it). I just usually add a > temporary swap file.> Might want to give it a shot, > ChrisYes, totally unrelated with a probability of about 97%, sorry ;) Your best bet is to use something like --debugmsg +relay,+win to find out what the real problem is. Remember, Linux != Windows Andreas Mohr
On Fri, 16 Mar 2001 16:26:05 +0100, "Mag. Johann Gregorich" <greg.itg@vienna.at> wrote:>Hi, > >I get this message from an app (Centura Team Developer) when trying to >create a new window (three windows are already open). This message comes >only when I try to open a window including many objects. With a smaller >window (less objects) it works. > >My question: Where can I adjust the system resources to be able to create >the necessary window where I get the above message. I thouhgt there is a dll >missing, but this is not the case.This looks like an internal limit of Wine (or some silly bug) :-/ Is there something more if you run with -debugmsg +warn ? Or you can try to run with -debugmsg +relay, search in the trace for the first occurrence of this message (maybe only the first words will appear) and post the 200 lines before. Gerard