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I am a noob with Conty but, some programs ran in wine complain about no space left? #67

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AmyMoriyama opened this issue Mar 8, 2023 · 2 comments

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@AmyMoriyama
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So, for testing, I tried to run the PortableApps menu in wine using Conty. It launches, but, it complains about lack of space when doing app updates.

I presume I am doing something wrong somewhere or missing something.

The command I used to launch is:
HOME_DIR="$PWD" ./conty.sh wine Start.exe

I can install PortableApps using downloaded exes, but using the built-in app fetching thing is hit or miss, and updates fail. The common theme is lack of space. The menu says there is 1.8GB of space but nothing available.

@Kron4ek
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Kron4ek commented Mar 8, 2023

You aren't doing anything wrong, this is merely due to how Wine sees partitions by default.

By default in Wine there are C: and Z: drives. Z: drive is root (/), and since the root partition in Conty is read-only and has no free space, some applications that have free space checks may show errors. Your /home, of course, might have plenty of free space, but for Wine Z:\home is still Z: drive, even if home is on a different partition (which it is in case of Conty).

However, the solution is pretty simple, just open winecfg and add your /home (or /home/username) as an additional drive (for example, D:). And install applications on that drive instead of Z:.

$ ./conty.sh wine winecfg

winecfg

@AmyMoriyama
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Excellent, this did the trick. Thank you.

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