I am a tad tardy asking this question, but better late than never. Back about two to three years ago, an updated version of Wine (no I do not know the version number) and all of a sudden a program I had been running under Wine for years no longer worked. When I try to run the program now, the error message was/is "not enough space for environment." I assume that means that something in the "Upper Memory" was changed. That either the size of the Upper Memory, or the way it is reported changed. My question, is there any way (Wine used to be much more configurable than it is now) to either configure or set the Upper Memory size? Thanks Deb
Dangbert wrote:> > Back about two to three years ago, an updated version of Wine (no I do not know the version number) and all of a sudden a program I had been running under Wine for years no longer worked. When I try to run the program now, the error message was/is "not enough space for environment." >Exactly what version of Wine are you using? The only bug report I can find that mentions that error message was closed as fixed six years ago. http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1406
I had this same problem about then. Then for several releases everything was fine. Then it popped up again and has been there for the last several. My current version, pulled down off the PCLinuxOS repository, is 1.2.2 thanks Deb
Dangbert wrote:> My current version, pulled down off the PCLinuxOS repository, is 1.2.2This is very old version. Please upgrade to the latest development version wine-1.3.31 and try again.
Excuse me, but your latest STABLE is Version 1.2.3. While I could compile the source for 1.3.3, there being no PCLinuxOS precompiled version, I really an not comfortable putting that on my system and possibly having to pull it off. I could do it, but do not want the bother. Deb
Dangbert wrote:> When I try to run the program now, the error message was/is "not enough space for environment."There might be a workaround. Run your program this way: Code: cd ~/.wine/drive_c/path_to_program env - wine program.exe This should remove all *NIX environment which mostly useless for Wine.
Weeeellllllll, all I can say is, "Me and my fat fingers." I reran the command, with the proper suffix, and got this error message. Deb ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [deb at localhost SMW]$ env - wine smw.exe - /home/deb/.local/share - /usr/local/share/ - /usr/share/ Application tried to create a window, but no driver could be loaded. Make sure that your X server is running and that $DISPLAY is set correctly. err:systray:initialize_systray Could not create tray window Application tried to create a window, but no driver could be loaded. Make sure that your X server is running and that $DISPLAY is set correctly. [deb at localhost SMW]$