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Re: Papif core dumping

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From: Rudy.Nedved
Date: Fri, 02 Feb 1990 15:17
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There are two problems that I have come across in dealing with problems
like this.

There is one problem where certain types of memory exhaustion will
fail in such a way as to cause this. Alas in some of these types, if
you have a error handler loaded you can get a fatal internal error 
which restart the printers. Oh yea, if you don't get the fatal
internal error then you have to power cycle your printer.

The other problem is one that is fixed by upgrading your printer to
a later PostScript version (I think 40+)...I don't know it has been
a while. It seems to internally trash it memory and only a power
cycle of your printer will fix the problem.

-Rudy
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