Mac Os9 Not Enough Memery Error
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Cat_7, ClockWise Page 1 of 1[ 6 posts ] Print view Previous topic | Next topic Author Message Fancypants Post subject: Sheepshaver (zero K needed)Posted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 7:47 not enough memory -108 illustrator am Space Cadet Joined: Mon Feb 01, 2010 7:42 amPosts: 2 Hi, I'm
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new to the forums and I did a quick search but I couldn't find anything to help me. I'm having
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a problem with sheepshaver, in which when I try to run a program (for this instance I am going to use nanosaur as an example) it crashes with the error message saying "There
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is not enough memory required to run "nanosaur" (Zero K needed, 45,288 available)" Now this makes no sense to me, has anyone ever seen something like this? I have tried two OS, one being the plain Mac OS 9.0 and another being a sheepshaver version I found in a package on the internet. Thanks in Advance, Mark Top ClockWise Post subject: Posted: Mon Feb there is not enough memory or disk space to complete the operation 01, 2010 7:59 am Site Admin Joined: Mon May 20, 2002 4:37 amPosts: 3481Location: Uiwang A couple of threads on the topic: http://www.emaculation.com/forum/viewto ... ro++needed http://www.emaculation.com/forum/viewto ... ro++needed They said: "I was getting this same error msg repeatedly until I moved applications from the shared folder ('Unix') to the disk image containing the MacOS." "apparently I used the wrong method to copy the installation files for MacMoorhuhn: I just copied into the /Users/Shared/ Folder instead of using a disk image (as described in the manual) and placing it into that previous folder... " Does that help? Top Fancypants Post subject: Posted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 8:40 am Space Cadet Joined: Mon Feb 01, 2010 7:42 amPosts: 2 Hey, thanks for your quick reply, I've tried a few things now and the image file that came in the bundle allows me to edit it and put files in (which the official OS9 image wasn't) but I still don't know where in the image I should be putting the Nanosaur folder. Thanks in Advance, Mark P.S. Sorry, I'm not too experienced with macs, so I don't know things about the operating system's hierarchy and folder placem
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NEXT >> • Error Error Not Enough Memory by Tak on Sep 12, 2003 at 10:37:54 pm I am trying to render out a file that I have rendered before with no problem. Now every couple of frames I get a NOT ENOUGH MEMORY error and it stops. Here are the things I changed. Originally the file was rendered at 720 by 540 Tiff Sequence. Best Anti Aliasing. Now I am trying to output at 320 x 240 Tiff sequence. Geometry Anti Aliasing After the Memory problem: I threw out a whole bunch of extra geometries and materials that would not be seen, simplifying the file. I turned all my displays from Gourad shading to all Box display. I have pushed the memory all the way to 850mb. Turned everything else off. Rebooted the Mac and C4D... but I am running out of memory. Is it more difficult for the computer to process a smaller image??? Doesn't make sense. Any thoughts? ThanksReturn to posts index •Re: Error Error Not Enough Memoryby Solie Swan on Sep 13, 2003 at 1:45:01 amThis may seem silly but have you checked your system profile to make sure that all your ram is working - could a stick of ram have moved or be defective? Just a thought.Return to posts index•Re: Error Error Not Enough Memoryby gaku on Sep 13, 2003 at 4:30:33 amWhich version your C4D and MacOS? If you use R7. Please check your Mac. Perhaps,there are two type of C4D,CINEMA_4D_XL and CINEMA_4D_XL_OSX. You should use CINEMA_4D_XL on OS9 or CINEMA_4D_XL_OSX on OSX. If you use wrong type (ex.CINEMA_4D_XL on OSX),"NOT ENOUGH MEMORY" will sometimes happen.Return to posts index•Re: Error Error Not Enough Memoryby Tak on Sep 13, 2003 at 6:42:08 amI am using C4D v 8.2 on Mac OS 9.2... Never had this problem before and as I said, I have rendered out this file at a higher rez, best AA, larger format with no problem... Has me stumped. ThanksReturn to posts index•Re: Error Error Not Enough Memoryby Brian Jones on Sep 13, 2003 at 7:28:13 amThe version of C4D has probably changed too... Have you tried turning AA off just to test if it is the AA? How much memory do you have? ie. how close to the bone does 850 cut it? (since you have to leave some for QT etc). Nothing new in the scene, just removed stuff? Why not OSX?Return to posts index•Re: Error Error Not Enough Memoryby Tak on Sep 14, 2003 at 1:35:29 amI have indeed tried multiple variables... It started with C4D 8.1... I upgraded... I started with the 500mb of recommended RAM.. moved up to 850 (I have a gig of RAM all in working order). I am a