CK1005 or CK1013 Error When Not Enough Disk Space Free

 Last reviewed: July 17, 1997
Article ID: Q83091
4.00 4.01 4.10 4.26 MS-DOS kbtool

The information in this article applies to:

  • Microsoft CVPACK for MS-DOS, versions 4.0, 4.01, 4.10, and 4.26

Help for the following CVPACK error 

   CK1005: invalid executable file
gives the following explanation: 

   CVPACK could not process the executable file. One of the following
   may be a cause:

    - The debugging information in the executable file is corrupt

    - The executable file is a zero-length file.
Help for the following CVPACK error 

   CK1013: debugging information missing or unknown format
gives the following explanation: 

   One of the following has occurred:

    - The program did not contain debugging information. Recompile
      using /Zi or /Zd, then link using /CO.

    - The executable file was linked using an obsolete or unsupported
      linker. Use Microsoft LINK version 5.3x or later.

    - The executable file was already packed using a previous version
      of CVPACK.
Another possible cause for both of these errors is that the linker did not have enough disk space to write the executable file. When CVPACK subsequently tries to the pack the executable, it finds that the file is incomplete and issues the error.

Additional reference words: kbinf 4.00 4.01 4.10 4.26
KBCategory: kbtool
KBSubcategory: TlsMisc
Keywords : kb16bitonly

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Last reviewed: July 17, 1997
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