drew@pro-houston.cts.com (Andrew Freeman) (11/22/89)
I was wondering what exactly a MNU error is? Whenever I try to view GIF files with the GIF file converted I get this MNU centered on my screen. This doesn't seem to happen on a //e. (I have a //c by the way...) Any ideas? uucp: crash!pro-houston!drew | "Trying to change its program arpanet: crash!pro-houston!drew@nosc.mil | Trying to change its mode inet: drew@pro-houston.cts.com | Crack the code. Images conflicting bitnet: pro-houston.uucp!drew@psuvax1 | Into data overload..."
jerryk@pro-tcc.cts.com ("Jerry E. Kindall") (11/23/89)
In-Reply-To: message from drew@pro-houston.cts.com Drew, the MMU message is a bug in IIGIF. IIGIF is accessing some GS-specific softswitches, which on the IIc cause the ROM to switch banks. Later, when IIGIF calls a ROM routine, it jumps into the diagnostic code within the IIc ROM rather than the routine it thought it was calling. Jason Harper has a patched version, and I made one myself (by searching zapping out all the references to the killer softswitches). ^and Don't recall exactly what it was I did, though I could look it up if you can't get a modified IIGIF somewhere else. _____ ||___|| Jerry Kindall | Internet: jerryk@pro-tcc.cts.com | o | 2612 Queensway Drive | UUCP: nosc!crash!pro-tcc!jerryk |__O__| Grove City, OH 43123-3347 | GEnie: A2.JERRY ALine: A2 Jerry
Tabakal@UB.CC.UMICH.EDU (03/06/90)
I'm having a strange error. Seems that my system crashes into the
monitor upon exiting from a GS/OS application in SHR mode. Since
I have to hit the Reset key, I can't see the actual address on
screen, but it *always* comes up on screen with the same text:
3E3: 00 ... etc.
This happens when I use the Finder to select a program or when I
return from a SHR application that I launched from the ProSel-16
shell. Note that the SHR shadowing in ProSel-16 doesn't have a
problem.
Any guesses? Once again, I have just installed a number of things
which could be removed one by one, but at the same time I backed
up, sorted the directories, and optimized the drive, so it could
be a number of factors. Could the GS/OS quit code just be messed
up? If so, should I do a full restore of System files, or is there
just one or two? I don't have the time this week to experiment
with every possible configuration.
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