🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <FLIMM.93Jan4125621@sun.ph-cip.uni-koeln.de> flimm@ph-cip.uni-koeln.de (Oliver Flimm) writes:
>Hi,
>
>since I installed acorns scsi-interface (AKA32) and a connor scsi-drive
>edit doesn't work anymore.
>When loading edit, it installs on the iconbar (thats alright), but as soon
>as I click select on the icon or try to click on a textfile, edit
>tells me about an .....internal error =5 ..... and exits immediately.
>
>My question: what does this strange error 5 mean, an how can I fix this
>problem.

That's actually an error from RiscOSLib, which means a signal was
raised and not handled. The signal in turn means that the C run-time
system caught a hardware error, i.e. an address exception, abort on
data fetch, or similar. (I forget which one error 5 is.)

Once you've tried the previously-suggested fonts problem, you could
try killing the SCSIfiler module, as this might be broadcasting odd
messages. The fonts are far more likely to be the problem, though.

--Clive.