@freddix

No idea.

Maybe there is some thing wrong whit the prototype of glDeleteTextures(),
check the declaration of this function in the inline section in minigl header files.

@unimon

Crash logs is mostly useful for developers.

The first thing I check is stack-trace.

The srack trace, starts whit the name of function where it crashed, and tracks back a few steps.

the second thing I look at is the disassembled machine code, normaly crashes on ldz or sdz, lds is load from memory, stz is save cpu register to memory, this not really what I'm looking for.

What I was looking for was the registers in use at point of crash, then I lookup the value from the registers, a zero value is often a bad thing to see.

Now that we know where it crashed, if its zero pointer fault then we know some thing about way, else if its not I will need to do more inquires about way it crashed, if crashed is in a libc function or exec or some other part of the OS, then I can assume that some argument for that function (value/pointer) was bad, the OS in generally is well tested.

If I can't guess what whent wrong based on this information given, then I will put lots of debugprintf() or printf() at last point of crash, to obtain more information.

@Cmdr_data

Thats cool

@CountRaven

Uboot is like the PC BIOS,

You don't need to update UBOOT, unless there is a bug in UBOOT, UBOOT is a where simple text based console, to configure interrupts and memory, keyboard, USB, HD, boot order/sequence for CDROM, HD, it also features diagnostics tools to check hardware for faults, boot arguments for Linux and so on.

UBOOT's main task is to configure the hardware, before any OS is loaded, so in reality it has where little to do whit the OS.

@CountRaven

4.

Some have reported problems using the old driver I have uploaded to OS4Depot,

I have a beta driver, but I don't know if there is issues whit it.
I have not worked on the driver for long time now.

it supports DD,HD, PC MFM, Amiga MFM.
Amiga DD, Amiga HD. PC DD, PC HD.

Joystck ports not supported.
SID chip not supported.

Alfa/Beta drivers are available only on request.

@freddix



If you add a next and last pointer you can add objects, so it becomes a list, note that there exist a node and list structure in exec already you can use, this enable you use the exec functions for this.

If you are making a multi threaded game or program, you should be thinking about some kind of lock for etch of objects, so that one thread does not modify the same object at the same time, it called writing a thread safe programs.

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@Menthos

Quote:

There already exists a context menu, whit a ?download link? menu item, some extra code needs to added there.

@abalaban

Quote:

No its not,

if( myVal)

is the same as typing:

if (myVal != 0)

any value not zero is true.

if( TRUE == myVal )

This line is only true if myVal is true, and as Joerg pointed out, TRUE is some times defined as -1 and some times as 1,
so its safer to write:

if (myVal)

Read about return values of OS functions in the OS4.X SDK and Linux man pages (clib/newlib) before you decide what to do.

@QuikSanz

Quote:

get your self a proper SATA controller.

@freddix

if ( Supported = TRUE ){

Yes this line is wrong, should be:

if ( Supported == TRUE ){

'==' compare some to a value.
'=' set some thing to a value.

If you type "if ( Supported = TRUE ){" then result of this is always TRUE, because "TRUE" is what "Supported" is set as, in side your if().

@Ruud

1)

Try deleting the GUI.prefs file or try restoring the default file from the OS4.1 Install CD.

Oh and yes post the crash log to crashlog.os4depot.net, its where useful for developers.

2)

No idea, maybe you should do a RAM test on your Pegasus II/Sam440ep, there should be no difference between Sam440ep and Pegasus II, unless there is bug in side one of the drivers.

@Troika

I think it correct to say that every one like get more expensive motherboard, PCI express, ONE extra pci slot, 1Ghz to 2Ghz range.

Sam440ep covers the low-end / low price.

This what I hope to see for HI-end:

CPU speed 1.5 Ghz G4
2 x DDR RAM slots
1 x PCI Express
1 or 2 x PCI slots (or onboard audio)
2 x Front USB2
2 x Back USB2
4 x SATA
1 x Ethernet.

What you have:

No audio.
CPU speed 500-700 mhz
? x DDR RAM.
1 x PCI slot.
6 x Ethernet.
1 x COM
4 x SATA
? x USB2

@ghack22

Quote:

First of all you should use the latest version of IB2.4, and download updated MUI classes, but even if you do it often crashes when you start the program, I only hope OWB gets upload and download support soon, so I don?t need to use this old and buggy program anymore.

Quote:
Can?t rally comment on DvPlayer,I have not used it so much, if is possible to disable overlay you should try that, if not download mplayer.

@orgin

Excellent browser, download and upload is what I'm waiting on, hope its next.

@TSK

I belive Warp3D is becoming obsolete,
you should look at MiniGL2.0 and this API's and structures.

@TSK

Maybe you should Google for Vertex or VertexArray

@TheDaddy

I think you need to unpack the .pak files manually, I don?t remember the details I?m shore there is a guide some where describing this.

And you need the OS4 exe file of Quake2, the upgrade can be downloaded after registering Quake2 at Hyperion, the upgrade should then be available in download area, you might need to contact H.J.F. or T.F. to get game registered.

@Slayer

there are bugs in IB2.4 i hope IB get updated, IB2.3 was unusable often crashes in some thread downloading images or some thing.

I often used AWebPPC it was faster did not crash as often, AWebPPC has poor Javascript support, it was crippling to use.

@joerg

Can't open "http://www.posten.no" in OWB 3.4