CompuServe Thread

Amigazer

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#67700From: Marlene ZenkerMay 14, 1987 8:41 PM
Pat, I assume you're using one drive. Try DISKNAME:pgmname with your Workbench disk in – then when prompted put the disk with the deARCed pgm in – it should run. If this solution is too simplistic I apologize. If this isn't your problem – let me know and I'll download the file and test it for you. Regards, Marlene
#67823From: Pat SammonsMay 15, 1987 6:05 PM
That wasn't my problem. I can call the program ok but when it loads it either does nothing or I have tea with the guru. Give it a try if you don't mind. Thanks, Pat
#67833From: May 15, 1987 7:48 PM
Pat, The only problem I have had with Amigazer is, that it needs FixHunking, if you have expansion memory. Your problem is probably caused by not having the FFPStars.dat file in the current directory. I have just got into the "do nothing" state by renaming the file to something else. J0RGEN
#67882From: Marlene ZenkerMay 16, 1987 1:06 AM
Pat, if extra memory is the problem like Joergen suggested – let me know – if not – I'll check it out…Marlene
#67849From: May 15, 1987 8:40 PM
I've seen some problems reported with AmiGazer. The solution is that both de-ARC-ed files (AmiGazer and FFPStars.dat) must be in the current directory to run. For users with one drive, the best solution is to copy both files to the workbench disk. Then call AmiGazer from the CLI. Hope this is of some help. R. Horne