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| #216 | invalid | INI file corruption after running Java app (JavaRDP) for extended period | ||
| Description |
Likely due to memory fragmentation. I know that the condition is triggered by running JavaRDP for extended periods along with my other mix of apps. The symptom is that after JavaRDP has been running for several hours, even if SeaMonkey? has been shutdown and restarted a few times, shutting down gets me all the way to the point where the desktop closes, and then I get a message that changes could not be saved to the INI files, and a prompt (by XWorkplace) to restart the desktop and use the standard shutdown routine. This never works, as invariably, the files cannot be written. A reboot (even when not saving the files) generally results in either irreparable desktop damage (broken folder positions, file handles, etc.) or the system cannot even locate the desktop directory (even with SET DESKTOP set in CONFIG.SYS and valid EAs on the desktop directory). In these cases, a restore from an archive is the only recovery. Please let me know what I can provide (some utility to track the fragmentation? Theseus output?) or perhaps what memory setting I might try when starting the JVM to avoid the situation. This seems to have started around GA4, but possibly earlier. VIRTUALADDRESSLIMIT is set at 1576, but I have tried higher values with no discernable change. |
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| #102 | invalid | Error on screen does not say where you can find the error | ||
| Description |
[I:\dtp\jalbum_93]jalbum_j160.cmd SYS1804: The system cannot find the file KERNEL32. What kernel32, where can I find it? Path statements are set correct as far as I can see; This is in the cmd file before JAlbum (in this case) is started. @echo off SET JAVAWS_HOME=i:\JAVA\JAVA160\javaws SET JAVA_HOME=i:\JAVA\JAVA160 set BEGINLIBPATH=i:\JAVA\JAVA160\bin;%BEGINLIBPATH% set pad=%path% set path=i:\JAVA\JAVA160\bin;%pad% I: cd I:\DTP\JAlbum_93 The part of the cmd file comes from the JAlbum 9.3 cmd file for running in Java 1.50. Never got the message can't find KERNEL32. Odin is installed and config.sys is updates, computer did restart correct. Suppose its a path thing, but first I need to know where I can find that KERNEL32 thing. |
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| #103 | wontfix | Problem running JAlbum 9.3 | ||
| Description |
Run into problem with JAlbum, solved it more or less with try and error, however when this kind of error is given than NOTHING works anymore including starting programs from the WPS!! You have to reboot. After that got it working after dropping the -Xmx(a number)M. |
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