John Hartman wrote:
> Okay, when I stopped the 'Logitech Process Monitor' service the problem goes
> away. Thanks for the quick diagnosis.
>
> I rebased the camera dlls but that does not fix this problem.
>
> Can you tell me what the root cause is?
>
> Is there any way to prevent this problem?
John Hartman wrote:
Okay, when I stopped the 'Logitech Process Monitor' service the problem goes
away. Thanks for the quick diagnosis.
[snip]
Can you tell me what the root cause is?
Logitech's drivers suck? :-)
You might want to search the archives for 'logitech', just to see what
other pr
Okay, when I stopped the 'Logitech Process Monitor' service the problem goes
away. Thanks for the quick diagnosis.
I rebased the camera dlls but that does not fix this problem.
Can you tell me what the root cause is?
Is there any way to prevent this problem? I.e., the problem of "foreign"
d
On 31 August 2006 16:53, John Hartman wrote:
> Using the distribution noted in the attached cygcheck.out, the
> following command fails consistently with the results shown:
> (Lassen John ~ ) cd /usr
>
> (Lassen John /usr ) find bin -exec ls {} \;
WJFFM, in both tcsh and bash.
> I see no dis
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