I am having problems installing WINE
I am installing wine
When I get to the instruction to type " wincfg: I get the following: err: service:validate_service_config Service L "PnSson" has unknown service type err: service:scmdatabase_load_services Invalid config of service L "PnSson" - skipping Then the following appears: mmap()failed: cannot allocate memory This line is repeated 10 times Any advice would be very much appreciated!! |
Which distribution are you working with? Did you use your package manager to install wine or did you install wine from source? The error message suggests you are unable to allocate memory but doesn't say if that's due to a mismatch in libraries or because of a lack of memory. What is the output of:
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cat /proc/meminfo Alunduil |
Have not used Wine as others have experienced problems running software that I would have tried with it. You should check that you have any required dependencies installed. If you are using a Linux distribution, then try installing wine from their repository as it will include the dependencies and it is pre-compiled.
http://appdb.winehq.org has software lists for wine. |
Hi Alundil
Message shows: Dirty 136kb Write back okb Anon Pages 10648kb Mapped 45794kb S reclaimable 7196kb S Unreclaim 8404kb Page tables 4388 Uppercase unstable 0kb Bounce 0kb Writeback tmp okb Commit Limit 3091008kb Committed AS 449400kb Vmalloctotal 122880kb Vmalloc used 3148kb Vamlloc Chunk 118500kb Huge pages total 0kb Huge pages free 0kb Huge pages resvd 0kb huge pages surp 0kb Huge pages size 4096kb Direct map 4k 12280kb Direct map 4m 897024kb |
Looks like that output scrolled off the top of the window. Let's just get the output of:
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head /proc/meminfo Regards, Alunduil |
MemTotal: 896712
MemFree : 551972 Buffers : 14112 Cached : 182592 Swap Cached: 0 Active : 178688 Inactive: 133584 Active(anon): 118744 Inactive: 12 Active File: 59944 I am using Ubuntu and downloaded instructions to install WINE from : Install and configure Wine on Ubuntu - Highub-IT Web Tips |
That last part is not a link. Could you possibly link the page for easier reference? It looks like you have plenty of memory so we'll have to go with mismatched binaries for your distribution. Which version of Ubuntu are you using, and did you use synaptic or apt to install wine?
Regards, Alunduil |
Hi I am at work now so will contact you when I am at home. Can you please advise how I can link the page? I presume this is the page of instructions. Also I am not sure about synaptic or apt. Sorry if I sound stupid but I am new to all this but am really keen to learn.
I am using Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala Thanks Cato |
Don't worry about it. To link a page simply throw the URL in the editing box. The forum will take care of the rest. I just want to look through the instructions and see what you did before I start making guesses as to what could be wrong. That's the handy thing about following guides.
Regards, Alunduil |
Hi Thanks for your help again
The URL is: http://www.blog.highub.com/linux/ins...ine-on-ubuntu/ Hope this is what you need.Cheers Cato |
So by installing the wine repository version of wine, the dependencies got a little messed up. Let's remove the line you added to /etc/apt/sources and then reinstall wine and see if that fixed the problems you're seeing.
Regards, Alunduil |
which line do you mean?
Thanks Cato |
This line here: deb http://wine.sourceforge.net/apt binary/. After removing that try reinstalling wine and see what happens.
Regards, Alunduil |
I have now received a message showing:
failed to fetch http//wine.sourceforge.net/apt binary/en_NZ.bz2 Could not resolve wine.sourceforge.net |
What commands did you type in to reach that state? Did you do an
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apt-get update Regards, Alunduil |
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