On 26-Jul-01, Tim Seifert wrote:
> _Replying to a message_
>
> By: Steven Folberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> On: Thursday, July 26, 2001, 11:27:49 PM
> Re: [Miami] Re: Can you help me troubleshoot this?
>
>
> Hi Steven,
Hi, Tim --
Thanks very much for the detailed response. I will read it carefully. I
don't know why some of my mails aren't getting through and others are. I
seem to see all the ones that the rest of the list sees, so I don't think
it's a YAM filtering problem on this end....
I also know that YAM is now up to 2.3 and I'm only using 2.2, but I've been
afraid to upgrade since, up until now, running YAM 2.2 immediately before
Miami has been the only thing keeping Miami from crashing when I try to go
online. (But now, I'm even getting intermittent crashes when I go online
after launching YAM, as Miami searches endlessly for IP addresses before
locking up.....) :-(
I also posted this morning a repost of an earlier message concerning this
crashing behavior, containing some very edited down snoopdos logs. The mail
was 23 K in size, and had the word REPOST appended to the subject of this
current e-mail. Again, it hasn't shown up. Let me know if anybody's seen
it.
My thought, to summarize, regarding the crashing problem, had to do with the
observation from the aforementioned SnoopDOS logs that YAM makes calls
(failed calls, but calls) to bsdsocket.library and miami.library and
genesis.library while loading. I thought that that might be what was
enabling Miami to go online without an 80000003 guru (usually) from Miami
Downtown. Just a wild guess, here, though -- I'm not such an expert in the
intricacies of AmigaOS.
A request: if the 23K e-mail is too large to be posted to this list, please
e-mail me off-list if you're willing to take a look at the logs for me.
BTW, the full logs, unedited, run about 300K (I turned on every monitoring
function I could find....) ;-)
Thanks for your patience, everybody... :-)
Steve
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