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2 total messages Started by Robert E. Irie Sat, 09 Jan 1993 08:38
Error $1101
#469
Author: Robert E. Irie
Date: Sat, 09 Jan 1993 08:38
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Hey guys, all of a sudden gno doesnt work for me.  I try to run
kern from the finder, and get error $1101. I try to run it from
orca and it gets to the "Kernel 1.0" or  something screen and crashes
into gsbug. What is error $1101?

Robert
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Re: Error $1101
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Author: Jawaid Bazyar
Date: Sun, 10 Jan 1993 08:13
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irie@husc11.harvard.edu (Robert E. Irie) writes:

>Hey guys, all of a sudden gno doesnt work for me.  I try to run
>kern from the finder, and get error $1101. I try to run it from
>orca and it gets to the "Kernel 1.0" or  something screen and crashes
>into gsbug. What is error $1101?

  A Loader error "segment not found".  Sounds like perhaps the shell
executable got corrupted.  Reinstall gsh from floppy and see what 
happens. 
  Another possibility is that you installed a new add-on that is
incompatible with GNO and is causing problems.

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