Re: NONMEM installation

From: ABoeckmann <alison@c255.ucsf.edu> Date: Mon, 19 Apr 1999 10:41:27 -0700 (PDT) Subject: Re: NONMEM installation Dr. Nagaraja <nagaraja@ufl.edu> asks ... > I had installed NONMEM V on my computer (Windows 95) and it worked fine. > Now I had to reformat my harddrive and since there is no special > ''uninstall'' procedure is mentioned in the manuals, i deleted the nmv > directory before reformatting. Now I have Windows 98. However, I could > not install NONMEM in this attempt. Upon inserting Disk #1, it gives an > error message "Out of environment space" and then proceed upto Disk #3. The message "out of environment space" is discussed in NONMEM Users Guide III (Installation) Chapter VII Section 2.4.3.1. You might want to familiarize yourself with this chapter and with the material in Chapter III in case any other difficulties arise. We give the following two suggestions in Guide III. These suggestions work with Win95. I don't know why they would not work with Win98. 1) Try adding this line to config.sys shell=c:\windows\command.com c:\windows /p/e:1024 Reboot the system. A larger value than 1024 may be necessary, e.g., 2048. 2) Alternately, in Windows, make the change in the properties window for the MS-DOS icon, Memory tab, Initial Environment pull-down menu. Start a new MS-DOS window. > Here, it gives a message that "Compilation failed". Make sure that the compiler is in your path. Try typing at the MS-DOS prompt fl32 If the response is "command not found" (or something like that) then the path is not set right. It may be necessary to type a command such as c:\f32env.bat in every new MS-DOS window. > However, in one > attempt, I succeeded to copy all of Disk #3 (no further prompt for > installing DOS tools, or HELP). In this attempt, when I gave the command > "NMFE5 CONTROL3 REPORT3.TXT", it said "Compilation error, Out of > environment space and check for possible error messages in fl32.txt. In > this file, I get the following message. .... The messages are consistent with 1) failure of the compilation of FSUBS.for 2) successful prior compilation of PRED, and 3) Unsuccessful prior compilation of NONMEM. > Is it that it cannot run in Windows 98 or any other problem with > Copyright (limited number of installation). The Fortran version is 4. > Installation was tried through SETUP.BAT. Please advise me regarding > this at the earliest. NONMEM can run under Win98. The licensing question is immaterial. You are having trouble with Microsoft Fortran PowerStation Version 4.00 in this environment. Remove the c:\nmv directory and start all over again. Make sure the environment variable problem has been solved, and make sure that the compiler command (fl32) is in your path before using SETUP.BAT, and before every NONMEM run. Alison Boeckmann