#Stack Faults
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Following up on the problem I had before regarding stack fault errors with Phar
Lap: The memory address is almost always at a different location. Bare Bones
configuration does nothing different. I have the addresses, if you need them.
-Art
"stack fault errors with Phar Lap: … Bare Bones configuration"
It's odd that a bare bones config does the same. Does "bare bones" mean the
same to you as it does to me? (Brian and I differ slightly on this one.) It
helps if you have DOS 6. If so, boot up with the F5 function key trick -press
it once when you see the "Starting MS DOS…" message.
Go to your DOS directory, run SCANDISK or CHKDSK /F in all the directories used
by 3DS.
Start 3D Studio – I don't think the mouse is needed for this diagnostic
approach. You can <Q>uit and <Y>es to get out by keyboard.
Has 3D Studio been changed in any way (e.g. running CFig386)? It might be
worth while reinstalling.
Also, are you doing anything special with Liquid Speed or the Vibrant drivers?
>>It's odd that a bare bones config does the same. Does "bare bones" mean the
same to you as it does to me? (Brian and I differ slightly on this one.) It
helps if you have DOS 6. If so, boot up with the F5 function key trick -press
it once when you see the "Starting MS DOS…" message.<<
Yep, I'm doing it that way. (I've also tried it the other way, like it says in
that text file you guys always upload)
>>Go to your DOS directory, run SCANDISK or CHKDSK /F in all the directories
used by 3DS.<<
What exactly would I be looking for by doing this?
>>Start 3D Studio – I don't think the mouse is needed for this diagnostic
approach. You can <Q>uit and <Y>es to get out by keyboard.<<
OK.. I think I can get around by using the keyboard..
>>Has 3D Studio been changed in any way (e.g. running CFig386)? It might be
worth while reinstalling.<<
I've tried reinstalling about 3 times.. no change there.
>>Also, are you doing anything special with Liquid Speed or the Vibrant
drivers?<<
I'm not running Liquid Speed, and I'm using the Vibrant drivers for the Diamond
Stealth 64, using the new STLBIOS.EXE from Vibrant's BBS. (I have a Diamond
Stealth 64 Video VRAM)