>
> > Hi there,
> >
> > I still have the same problems. Everytime I try to access
> > http://www.amazon.de
> > or http://wuarchive.wustl.edu Voyager crashes my machine. I
> >
> > - raised the stack from 52000 to 104000
> > - switched off image and background loading
> > - set the image cache to 512 kB
> > - deleted the cookie.1 file
> >
> > I have about 4MB of free FastRAM and about 800kB of free
> > ChipRAM when Voyager attempts to load the sites. Today I
> > received a ...6 and some ...3 Guru`s and I don`t know
> > what else I should try.
>
> Have you got a spare 8Mb SIMM to put in your accelerator?
>
> I've got this hideous feeling that this is a hardware
> problem. Most of the guru's you mention are caused by
> memory access violations of some sort.
>
> Either the CPU has accessed data and tried to execute it
> (0x80000004), is accessing data starting with 0x0A or 0x0F
> in which case it's passing it to the FPU/MMU which either
> isn't there or doesn't understand you (0x800000B etc. IIRC)
>
> Or 0x80000003 which is accessing data at odd addresses.
>
> Or 0x80000006 which I think I now remember as being a bus
> error. My A1200 did this for years until I replaced the SIMM
> for a bigger one. Then it stopped. The SIMM flatly refused
> to work in a PC, because the memory count failed, or if
> unlucky, himem.sys checked the memory and failed it.
>
> Either way, something on your system is either corrupting
> memory, messing with pointers to data and code, or you're
> running out of stack and popping rubbish into your registers
> for the CPU to execute.
>
> Can you try the SIMM in a PC at all?
>
> Can anyone recommend a memory scanning program? :)
>
memcheck works quite well here
MemCheck12.lha hard/misc 7K 247 Small memory test program
Hope it helps
Phil
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