Unable to run with Wine 9 filesystem in Xephyr from chroot due to memory exhaustion
Note, Wine 6 works fine.
Initial commands
Xephyr -br -ac -noreset -screen 800x600 :1 &
sudo mount --bind /dev/pts ~/chrootenv/dev/pts
sudo mount --bind /proc ~/chrootenv/proc
sudo chroot ~/chrootenv
Now inside chroot
export DISPLAY=:1
mwm & (launch a simple window manager)
./boxedwine -root "root" -zip "TinyCore15Wine9.0.zip" /bin/wine notepad
@narinishi Does your chroot have a memory limit? I'm not that familiar with chroot. The faster binary translator cpu cores for x64 and Armv8 use too much memory. They use around 2GB for even the simplest apps. The slower normal cpu cores will use about 400-500MB.
No, I haven't imposed any resource limits upon my chroot. The host system is configured with 6GB of RAM.
The initialization of the Wine prefix (i.e. "The Wine configuration [...] is being updated" seems to be particularly memory intensive, and is unable to complete.