Re: Version 1773
Now that is interesting - just tried to run !Packman on the Iyonix and got the exact same crash and stackdump. Looks like it might be something to do with SharedULib, although my version is 1.12 (5 Feb 2011). I cannot think what else NetSurf and Packman might have in common. -- Chris Johnson
Re: Version 1773
On Mon, Mar 31, 2014 at 08:16:48PM +0100, cj wrote: > Now that is interesting - just tried to run !Packman on the Iyonix > and got the exact same crash and stackdump. Looks like it might be > something to do with SharedULib, although my version is 1.12 (5 Feb > 2011). I cannot think what else NetSurf and Packman might have in > common. The computer it's running on :) If you have more than one memory stick, try using only one at a time to see if one of them is faulty. I also seem to remember that the PSUs in Iyonixes are famously unreliable. B.
Re: Version 1773
In article <53f1281291ch...@chris-johnson.org.uk>, cj wrote: > Now that is interesting - just tried to run !Packman on the Iyonix > and got the exact same crash and stackdump. Looks like it might be > something to do with SharedULib, although my version is 1.12 (5 Feb > 2011). I cannot think what else NetSurf and Packman might have in > common. Chris, did you get my email about how I have been upgrading my !Boot? BTW I am running SharedULib 2.13 here but It works with v2.12.
Re: Version 1773
In article <20140331193145.gh10...@platypus.pepperfish.net>, Rob Kendrick wrote: > The computer it's running on :) If you have more than one memory > stick, try using only one at a time to see if one of them is faulty. > I also seem to remember that the PSUs in Iyonixes are famously > unreliable. Neither of those remarks are in the least bit helpful. -- Chris Johnson
Re: Version 1773
In article <53f12d3134ron.bris...@blueyonder.co.uk>, Ron Briscoe wrote: > BTW I am running SharedULib 2.13 here but It works with v2.12. ^ Should of course be 1.13 and 1.12 Regards Ron.
Re: Version 1773
On Mon, Mar 31, 2014 at 10:11:23PM +0100, cj wrote: > In article <20140331193145.gh10...@platypus.pepperfish.net>, >Rob Kendrick wrote: > > The computer it's running on :) If you have more than one memory > > stick, try using only one at a time to see if one of them is faulty. > > > I also seem to remember that the PSUs in Iyonixes are famously > > unreliable. > > Neither of those remarks are in the least bit helpful. Have you tried checking if the RAM is faulty? It's amazing how bizarre the problems that faulty RAM can cause. As for the PSU, it was a serious suggestion: low or faulting voltages can cause any number of bizarre, reproducible, unreproducible, precise, and imprecise problems. So yes, they're things worth checking when you've run out of ideas for other things to check. B.
Re: Version 1773
In article <20140331211952.gb17...@platypus.pepperfish.net>, Rob Kendrick wrote: > > > The computer it's running on :) If you have more than one memory > > > stick, try using only one at a time to see if one of them is faulty. > > > > > I also seem to remember that the PSUs in Iyonixes are famously > > > unreliable. > > > > Neither of those remarks are in the least bit helpful. > Have you tried checking if the RAM is faulty? It's amazing how bizarre > the problems that faulty RAM can cause. > As for the PSU, it was a serious suggestion: low or faulting voltages > can cause any number of bizarre, reproducible, unreproducible, precise, > and imprecise problems. > So yes, they're things worth checking when you've run out of ideas for > other things to check. No I definitely think that is something to do with the ROOL 28th Mar 2014 !Boot. I have just tried my saved Boot of that download and Netsurf crashes, back to my 30th Mar 2014 !Boot and all is well again. I took a picture of the error box ;-). Thus. -- Error 0x8005: Internal error: branch through zero pc: fffc Fatal signal received: EMT trap Stack backtrace: Running thread 0x6153a4 ( 61df7c) pc: 478d281r: 4729b0 sp: 61df80 _write_backtrace() ( 61dfe4) pc: 478e4c1r: 4799ac sp: 61dfe8 _unixlib_raise_signal() ( 61dff4) pc: 4798e01r: 48c9bc sp: 61cf10 UnixLibErrorHandler() (fb4213e2) pc: 421ae92c 1r:bea00 sp: 680010 UnixLib detected recursion of signal SIGSEGV. Exiting. Press Space or click mouse to continue --- Regards Ron.
