HELP: MMU/AmiTCP question

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2 total messages Started by Patrick D. Sullivan Fri, 19 Apr 1996 21:14

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Author: Patrick D. Sullivan
Date: Fri, 19 Apr 1996 21:14

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Hello, I'm trying to install AmiTCP 4.0b, PPP.device 1.45, and Control 
Panels 6, and I've encountered a strange problem:

When I attempt to use SlipCall v4 or Control Panels 6 for the GUI front
end, my system crashes in the same manner in either program.  Could my MMU
be to blame?  I'm using the MMU on a CSA Derringer 030/33Mhz/4MB board.  
My system is a 2000 with WB 3.1.

Description of crash: I can access the menu of Preferences items on 
Control Panels 6, but when I activate the Preferences item's window, it 
appears *very* slowly and with *no text* other than the window title and 
the top line of the menu.  No gadgets.  No input fields.  Then the shit 
hits the fan and my system crashes (error #800000008 or something).

I understand that the MMUmay be causing this.  If I disable the MMU
permanently, can anyone anticipate any negative effects (bad idea, maybe)? 

Thanks in advance,

Patrick Sullivan
bob@krypton.mankato.msus.edu

Re: HELP: MMU/AmiTCP question

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Author: Ian Stonelake
Date: Sun, 21 Apr 1996 18:03

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Patrick D. Sullivan (bob@krypton.mankato.msus.edu) wrote:
>Hello, I'm trying to install AmiTCP 4.0b, PPP.device 1.45, and Control 
>Panels 6, and I've encountered a strange problem:
>
>When I attempt to use SlipCall v4 or Control Panels 6 for the GUI front
>end, my system crashes in the same manner in either program.  Could my MMU
>be to blame?  I'm using the MMU on a CSA Derringer 030/33Mhz/4MB board.  
>My system is a 2000 with WB 3.1.
>
My setup is A500+ WB 2.1. Exactly the same thing happened to me so I don't
think your MMU is responsible.
-- 
Ian Stonelake - ian@uncanny.demon.co.uk (Workers' Fight)

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