The Unreal update requires at least 70MB of free space available on the drive you have Unreal installed to.

Quit other open applications and run Unreal again, or increase the amount of Virtual Memory in the Memory Control Panel.  Unreal requires at least 98MB of free ram to perform the update.

You may have selected a color depth or screen resolution that is too large for the RAVE device to handle.

The next time you run Unreal, it will start in windowed mode.

Make sure the ATI card and drivers are properly installed. You may also need to increase the amount of total free RAM available (by quitting other applications or increasing Virtual Memory), so that Unreal is not taking all available RAM from the system.



Install the ATI 3D version 4.34 drivers from the original Unreal CD to play Unreal in RAVE mode.

Make sure the ATI card and drivers are properly installed. You may also need to increase the amount of total free RAM available (by quitting other applications or increasing Virtual Memory), so that Unreal is not taking all available RAM from the system.

You may need to increase the Unreal Tournament application's Preferred Memory Size or quit other applications that are running.



Make sure the DrawSprocket library is installed correctly in the Extensions folder in your System Folder.





Unreal Tournament requires more virtual memory than your current settings.  Go to the "Memory" Control Panel in the Apple Menu, and set the Virtual Memory size to at least at least "120M".

On machines without enough physical RAM, Unreal Tournament requires Virtual Memory.  Open the "Memory" Control Panel from the Apple menu, then click the Virtual Memory "On" button and set the size to at least "120M".

Quit other open applications and run Unreal Tournament again, or increase the amount of Virtual Memory in the Memory Control Panel.  If you use Ram Doubler, you may need to increase the "Minimum Size" memory setting on the Unreal Tournament application.