[dialog] failures when instantiating
Frank
dan@dan-desktop:/media/Lexar/nov29/40tude Dialog$ ls
4dmf.dll dicts maps toolbarA.ini unins000.dat
acrocust.dat donate.url readme.txt toolbarC.ini unins000.exe
acro.dat h.dat register.url toolbarH.ini zipdll.dll
data license.txt Scripts toolbar.ini
dialog.chm locale settings.ini toolbarNG.ini
dialog.exe logs temp tooldock.ini
dan@dan-desktop:/media/Lexar/nov29/40tude Dialog$ wine dialog.exe
mmap() failed: Cannot allocate memory
mmap() failed: Cannot allocate memory
mmap() failed: Cannot allocate memory
mmap() failed: Cannot allocate memory
mmap() failed: Cannot allocate memory
mmap() failed: Cannot allocate memory
mmap() failed: Cannot allocate memory
mmap() failed: Cannot allocate memory
mmap() failed: Cannot allocate memory
mmap() failed: Cannot allocate memory
mmap() failed: Cannot allocate memory
mmap() failed: Cannot allocate memory
mmap() failed: Cannot allocate memory
mmap() failed: Cannot allocate memory
mmap() failed: Cannot allocate memory
mmap() failed: Cannot allocate memory
mmap() failed: Cannot allocate memory
mmap() failed: Cannot allocate memory
err:progress:ProgressWindowProc unknown msg 2005 wp=0001 lp=00000000
fixme:win:LockWindowUpdate (0x10034), partial stub!
fixme:win:LockWindowUpdate ((nil)), partial stub!
fixme:win:UpdateLayeredWindow
(0x1010a,0xf53c,0x32e71c,0x32e714,0xe474,0x32e724,0x00000000,0x32e710,2):
stub!
fixme:system:SystemParametersInfoW Unimplemented action: 95
(SPI_GETSNAPTODEFBUTTON)
Dialog fires up, but it doesn't close properly and fights me constantly.
Are these things that can be fixed with looking at the source and a
knowledge of C?
--
frank
Nick Keighley
> I've had some rather exotic failures today.
<snip>
> mmap() failed: Cannot allocate memory
<snip>
> err:progress:ProgressWindowProc unknown msg 2005 wp=0001 lp=00000000
<snip>
> Are these things that can be fixed with looking at the source and a
> knowledge of C?
you'd need to know something about the system you're running this on.
Try an OS specific news group (Windows or Linux or whatever).
Mike Yetto
This being a newsreader specific group it is the best place to
find help for this problem.
Mike "you do know what a newsreader is, don't you?" Yetto
--
In theory, theory and practice are the same.
In practice they are not.
chuckcar
news:imlyjc41xvoh$.1sxwz6jiix1ds$.d...@40tude.net:
Yes and no. Try shutting a few other programs. If you have *nothing* at
all running, I'd say you have a problem with memory failure. Assuming of
course that your install hasn't become corrupted.
--
(setq (chuck nil) car(chuck) )
chuckcar
news:imlyjc41xvoh$.1sxwz6jiix1ds$.d...@40tude.net:
> I've had some rather exotic failures today.
Another thought comes to mind: how big is your swap partition and is it
enabled?
frank
> Bada bing Nick Keighley <nick_keigh...@hotmail.com> bada bang:
>> On 8 Dec, 03:57, Frank <fr...@example.invalid> wrote:
>>
>>> I've had some rather exotic failures today.
>>> mmap() failed: Cannot allocate memory
>>> err:progress:ProgressWindowProc unknown msg 2005 wp=0001 lp=00000000
>>> Are these things that can be fixed with looking at the source and a
>>> knowledge of C?
>>
>> you'd need to know something about the system you're running this on.
>> Try an OS specific news group (Windows or Linux or whatever).
>>
>>
> This being a newsreader specific group it is the best place to find help
> for this problem.
>
> Mike "you do know what a newsreader is, don't you?" Yetto
I crossposted this to a place where one discusses standard C and a place
where one discusses the inner workings of a newsreader. I'm unaware of
how aligned these tasks are. I do, however, think that it has little to
do with OS's.
I keep this dialog install on a memory stick and am able to fire it up
both with windows and ubuntu. It always "felt like" there was something
hanging about it, and now that I fired it up in a verbose terminal, I can
actually see these failures.
How does an ordinary mortal proceed? The 40tude site says it is freeware
for an underemployed carpenter like me. I find no place to obtain it,
however. Does anyone know whether it is written in C?
--
frank
"Guns: yes, they are harmful."
Frank
>> Are these things that can be fixed with looking at the source and a
>> knowledge of C?
>
> Another thought comes to mind: how big is your swap partition and is it
> enabled?
Thanks for your help, Chuck. I inquired at ubuntu forums how I might
determine this, because I think you were on to something there. The
unfortunate case is that my linuses all have decided not to boot, so I
can't even inform a person who is kind enough to make my problems his
problems.
I have less than a week before I leave to spend Christmas with my family
and friends, so my conquest of open-source development will have to wait
until I install it a fourth time in January. Next time I will *not*
upgrade to ubuntu 9.10. It's been so fun to have so many computing tools
at my fingertips, as one does on linux.
Let it snow.
--
frank
Patrick Phillips
> Thanks for your help, Chuck. �I inquired at ubuntu forums how I might
> determine this, because I think you were on to something there. �The
> unfortunate case is that my linuses all have decided not to boot, so I
> can't even inform a person who is kind enough to make my problems his
> problems.
>
> I have less than a week before I leave to spend Christmas with my family
> and friends, so my conquest of open-source development will have to wait
> until I install it a fourth time in January. �Next time I will not
> upgrade to ubuntu 9.10. �It's been so fun to have so many computing tools
> at my fingertips, as one does on linux.
>
> Let it snow.
Your trying to run 40tude Dialog a windows app under Wine on Ubuntu Linux I
think?, so a Wine newsgroup and Debian or Ubuntu Subject might be a place
to start asking about that error, but it looks like you need to allow more
memory for Dialog in Wine if that is possible?
--
Patrick in IL.
chuckcar
news:4e2rhouv3146$.1h4fx4l6198dh$.d...@40tude.net:
Well running linux without knowing how to fix it, run it in single user
mode or whether you or not you are using a swap partition is expecting a
bit much perhaps.
> Let it snow.
Bite your tongue - we just got our first 6" yesterday! <g>
chuckcar
news:7o80rsF...@mid.individual.net:
No, you're taking the wrong direction there IMHO. I would say either try
posting your problem to one of: comp.os.linux, comp.os.linux.misc or
comp.os.linux.setup. The problem you're getting *is* running out of
memory, it isn't a problem with the code. Make sure you specify that
you're running dialog under wine using a ubuntu distribution of linux.
Try this however in a terminal:
mount<enter>
that will list the partitions you are currently using along with their
type and size.
If there's only one line with that information, then you don't have a
swap partition currently mounted. And I would be right in what I said
about my other post. After that, one gets into the actual partioning of
the drives, which can wipe *all* information if you don't know what
you're doing.
Frank
> Frank <fr...@example.invalid> wrote in
> news:4e2rhouv3146$.1h4fx4l6198dh$.d...@40tude.net:
>> I have less than a week before I leave to spend Christmas with my
>> family and friends, so my conquest of open-source development will
>> have to wait until I install it a fourth time in January. Next time I
>> will *not* upgrade to ubuntu 9.10. It's been so fun to have so many
>> computing tools at my fingertips, as one does on linux.
>>
>
> Well running linux without knowing how to fix it, run it in single user
> mode or whether you or not you are using a swap partition is expecting a
> bit much perhaps.
I've got the 9.04 install disc. I'll run that and pull out my source.
Then it's soddom and gomorrah. Well, maybe a little in reverse as it mixes
the bits of unwanted porn.
>
>> Let it snow.
>
> Bite your tongue - we just got our first 6" yesterday! <g>
I'm gonna be driving along the continental divide in a subaru outback.
Woo-hoo. Santa can eat my dust.
--
frank
chuckcar
news:1cqdb8hfkfend$.1uxdl6r5797ul$.d...@40tude.net:
Take a look at my other post in this thread. There may be ways I can't
recall right now to find out how the disc is partitions (Microsoft world
can't see linux partitions) that involve /proc.