Installing tomcat V4.1

I have unzipped Tomcat to c:\jakarta-tomcat directory.
j2sdk1.4-b3 is installed under c:\jdk1.4
Am using win98, and have set both the JAVA_HOME and TOMCAT_HOME environment variables.
When I try to start tomcat I get the following at the dos prompt:
out of environment space
out of environment space
out of environment space
out of environment space
Using CATALINA_BASE:
Using CATALINA_HOME: ..
Using CLASSPATH:
Using JAVA_HOME: C:\jdk1.4
Bad command or file name
Does anyone have a clue what is going wrong and preferably how to fix it or get tomcat running!
Thanks in advance for any help
Thee olde wizard

Oh my. You are going to like this.
Java uses environment variables to store settings. This approach, BTW, is also adopted by.Net. However under W9x there is a maximum length for each environment variable and maximum amount of space available for the total amount of environment variables.
The error message means you're running out of total environment variable space. Fun he?
So go to a DOS prompt, type "set" and see what you can get rid of by editing autoexec, etc. Or maybe you can change the amount of space available in the MSDOS PIF or something. But W9x is too long ago for me. Sorry.
Tom

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