#Boolean boot
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Gary, While attempting a somewhat complex boolean subtraction, I continue
to have problems with system reboots. The only error message I can sort
from the screen is one that reads "cheap stack dump linked in =>no dump
aborting". The system is a Gateway 486-33Eisa/Weitek/24meg/STB Ergo32K
running r2 w/QEMM386 6.0 (self-optimized config). I'm hoping the message
means something and that you might suggest the nature of the problem. The
program will complete operations with each of the individual elements, but
doing so eventually results in termination for lack of RAM. Any
suggestions?
Scott Rodgers
Me'thinks all of Yost Group is now in Chicago. The "cheap stack dump"
error message is from the Phar Lap extender. I'm gettig the same error
message from another product using Phar Lap. Not sure exactly what it
means though. I would start out by getting rid of all TSRs, and just have
QEMM create a frame buffer at E000. Use the NORAM parameter and the FRAME
parameter. Are you excluding the F000 line? Are you using stealth? Also,
I would go back to the built in VGA driver for 3DS to make sure it's not a
video driver problem. Try getting things working in as minimal of a
configuration as possible, then start adding options in until it blows.
Hey, it only took me 3 weeks to get the network running w/o crashing on my
system! Oh well, time for a road trip to Chicago. LAM
Larry-
Thanks for the info. I'm sure your right about the Group…some of us have
to stay home and work. I'll try your suggestions; have fun in Chicago.
Scott