18215MES@MSU.BITNET (03/22/90)
Hardware/ System / inits:
Mac Plus 2.5 meg ram, 30 meg hd, system 6.0.5
Ram cache = 256k
running multifinder
Open macdraw , paste small paint graphic, didle a bit more, close the
document, quit macdraw II...
Open Macdraw II again, paste same mac paint, draw a line or two,
THEN, moving anything (line, paint graphic, or other objet) =
BOMB id = 10
Turn off the ram cache, = no more bomb! (after repeating same sequence)
BTW , ram available w/ ram cache on = 1675,
partition size for Macdraw II as set in get info box = 1300
I know Macdraw II is a memory hog, but jeepers! It appears it has
gobs of mem available to it in about the finder dialog box
(macdraw II's bar graph shows only 1st 1/3 black, the rest gray)??
Mark Sartor, 221 Ag Hall, MSU (18215mes@msu.bitnet)kaz@nanovx.UUCP (Mike Kazmierczak) (03/27/90)
In article <24318215MES@MSU> 18215MES@MSU.BITNET writes: >Hardware/ System / inits: >Mac Plus 2.5 meg ram, 30 meg hd, system 6.0.5 >Ram cache = 256k >running multifinder > >THEN, moving anything (line, paint graphic, or other objet) = > BOMB id = 10 Anytime you get a ID=10 crash, think system heap. Just before causing it to crash, go back to the finder and do the about finder. If the system bar is more than 80% full, then that's a good indicator of running out of system heap space. Mike Kazmierczak -- X Systems -- INTERNET: kaz%nanovx.UUCP@gatech.edu UUCP: gatech!nanovx!kaz