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    From Dallas Hinton@1:153/7715 to all on Wed Jun 6 17:07:35 2018
    Hi all!

    So I set up a completely new allfix 6 using the universal version, running on windows xp.

    I added all the filegate.txt file, one group, and one node. Still freezes on a scan or mgr command. I'm completely baffled!!!



    Cheers... Dallas

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  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12.73 to Dallas Hinton on Fri Jun 8 18:24:02 2018

    On 2018 Jun 06 17:07:34, you wrote to all:

    So I set up a completely new allfix 6 using the universal version,
    running on windows xp.

    I added all the filegate.txt file, one group, and one node. Still
    freezes on a scan or mgr command. I'm completely baffled!!!

    so there are no other existing data files from previous installs?

    have you changed anything else, recently?


    related anecdote: my binkd and allfix v5 universal were causing each other to hang... i had to switch my binkd to a build built with a different compiler... the only real eWAG was there was some semaphore (memory based) that was conflicting between them... this was on OS/2, though...

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  • From Dallas Hinton@1:153/7715 to mark lewis on Fri Jun 8 20:24:26 2018
    Hi mark -- on Jun 08 2018 at 18:24, you wrote:

    freezes on a scan or mgr command. I'm completely baffled!!!

    so there are no other existing data files from previous installs?

    have you changed anything else, recently?

    Nope -- it was fine, and then just stopped! :-( I gather that's happened to someone else, too.


    related anecdote: my binkd and allfix v5 universal were causing each
    other to hang... i had to switch my binkd to a build built with a
    different compiler... the only real eWAG was there was some
    semaphore (memory based) that was conflicting between them... this
    was on OS/2, though...

    Interesting. I still think computers belong in the category of the Black Arts!


    Cheers... Dallas

    --- timEd/NT 1.30+
    * Origin: The BandMaster, Vancouver, CANADA (1:153/7715)