> Hi there,
>
> I`ve got a problem with Voyager that`s really fragging me up.
> I`m new to the net, although I`m quite familiar with my Amiga,
> so I decided to test out some progs, and came to Voyager after
> messing around with IBrowse and AWeb. So, let`s get to it:
>
> I browsed around and encountered some crashes, which, of
> course, isn`t so unusual with a shareware program.
Since when has Voyager been shareware? I thought it was a
commercial app, with a keyfile system rather than seperate
demo and real versions. Keyfiles do not a shareware program
make ;)
> The most annoying thing about that is that I was able to
> place 3 orders on Amazon.de, but now Voyager loads the
> HTML-data of the main document ( about 30k ), takes 1
> minute ( as before ), and crashes my whole system with
> different Guru`s ( see at end of mail ). Any suggestions ?
Two words: Increase Stack.
> So, any help will be appreciated, now my system specs:
>
> A500
> 68020 CPU @ 33 MHz
> 8 MB Fast-RAM
> 1 MB Chip-RAM
You could well be running out of memory. Does it happen
when you turn image loading off?
> Voyager 2.95
> Miami 3.0
>
> WB 3.0 ( 39.106 )
Err.. 3.0 on an A500? How's that then?
> I`m using the following settings in Voyager:
>
> Cache = 500MB
Oooch! Way too big a cache..
> 2048
Reduce this
> The following Gurus are caused by the crashes: 8...003 /
0x80000003 is caused by accessing a word or longword at an odd
address. Usually caused by stack problems ;)
> 8...006 / 8...004 /
0x80000004 is an illegal instruction. Stack ;)
0x80000006 is .. something I've forgotten. Stack!
> but sometimes I get some Corrupt memory-adresses detected in
> free-mem errors, too.
You say you get these errors even on a clean WB install with
just WB, MUI and Voyager (and obviously Miami etc.)?
It seems a little strange. I've never seen OS3.0 on an A500
before, either, it seems out-of-place somehow. I think that
could be part of your problem? Or maybe not..
--
Matt Sealey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Distributed Systems Support
Computer Centre
University of Leicester
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