Custom Query (172 matches)
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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #63 | duplicate | Program (GenJ) will normally not start | ||
| Description |
When starting GenJ it will most often not start. The only solution so far is to reboot (many times). When it don't start the PC is standing with a cpu utilization of 99,9% for about one minute before GenJ stops. The message in the Command Window is: [D:\Programs\Genj]java -Xmx512m -Xms32m -jar run.jar SYS1808: The process has stopped. The software diagnostic code (exception code) is 0005. It seems as if the program has started, then I can restart it many times in the same session. If I have to reboot of some reason I most often have to reboot many times before GenJ will start. |
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| #77 | fixed | Can still not start Java applications | ||
| Description |
This is the same situation as described in Ticket #57. I have installed the new versions of Java and Odin and have still to reboot eCS 5-10 times before Genj is started. Each time the CPU-meter shows 99.9 % utilization for about 1-2 minutes before displaying the error message SYS1808: The process has stopped. The software diagnostic code (exception code) is 0005. The new thing now is that trying to install Jalbum gives the same result (#58). If I manage to start Genj I can close it and restart it many times without rebooting, but eventually it that luck also ends. Normally if Genj has started I can also start the installation of Jalbum. First it displays a graphical screen and asks for language. Then a progress bar start moving, but after a few sec. it stops - and that is it. The CPU-meter show no use of the CPU (0.3 %). |
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| #84 | duplicate | Java crash with Drag & Drop (Jalbum) | ||
| Description |
Dragging pictures or folders into Jalbum work area crashes the system. |
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