@Helgis

No its not :(

@bean

Works great here, our systems must think bugs are for whimps!!!!

@Chris

When I get five mins this week ill see what I can do. ;)

@Raziel

Dang it I forgot about you :)
my wifes back in work now after maternity leave and im getting a lot more spare time in the evenings. Perhaps I can meet up on irc one night and do a little talk thru with you?

@bean

Superb, tn has always been rock solid here, probably my most used app. ;)

@jaokim

PS I have the same machine as you, and never hardly ever get crashes.
My machine never deadlocks either and I also run about five programs in my wbstartup.
OWB is rock solid here too.

Ive got a good PSU, ive upgraded my cpu cooler to a zalman vf900-cu and run my ide drive from a sil pci card.

@jaokim

1. Is the heatsink/fan fitted to the G4 the standard one?
If so that maybe a problem as they are insufficient to cool correctly.

2. Is the power supply ok, we've seen people with power supply problems in the past thats caused instability.

3. When was the last time you changed your mobo battery?
That can cause problems if battery is too low.

4. What controller is your drives connected to, the internal A1 ide?

@jaokim

What machine are you using OS4.1 on that could help with diagnosing the problem a little easier.

@spotUP

Nothing scares me away!!!! :)

@bean

Bean your a hero!!

@Antique

thats what ram is for

@Kicko

Im sure hes been playing far cry 2 :)

@Curty

Got it working,

case DOCKYGET_Version:
*msgData = DOCKYVERSION;
break;

was causing the problem.

In the old sdk

#define DOCKYVERSION ((uint32)((( 50 )<<16)|( 49 )))

and in the new sdk

#define DOCKYVERSION ((uint32)((( 50 )<<16)|( 50 ))
is how its defined.

I changed the code in my docky to

case DOCKYGET_Version:
*msgData = 52;
break;

and it now works so it looks like this is an sdk problem.

@joerg

I complied your example with version greater than 52 and the docky wont register. :(

@joerg

Thanks ill take a look in a little while and see what I can come up with.
Hopefully what u said is the problem.

@Curty
Ive just tried compiling Fredrik Wikstrom's date time docky with the new sdk and that doesnt work either.
Something must have changed.

@centaurz

Just tried trying to change the appicon so its set to use the programs icon and that worked, but when trying to use my own docky lib it doesnt register with amidock.
I must have something wrong in the lib but I cant understand what as its worked on the previous sdk and os versions. :(

Not really had time to look into it but I installed the new SDK and did a recompile of my program WiFiSignal.
It compiled but when run the docky doesnt display.
Does anyone know if anythings changed with dockies or application library that could cause this in the new sdk?
When compiled with the previous sdk the program runs fine and docky displays.

@Curty

I did need to replace the thumb nut screws that secure the cooler with smaller less pretruding ones if you know what i mean. But it runs very cool, very quiet and comes with an adjuster so you can alter the speed of the fan to suit.

@QuikSanz

I use a zalman vf900, keeps it lovely and cool :)