Subj : Strange error To : Marcus Roeckrath From : Stewart Arnett Date : Sat Nov 02 2002 02:01 pm Hello Marcus. 24 Oct 02 16:24, you wrote to Tim Parsons: MR> Hi Tim, MR> Tim Parsons wrote to All on 18-Sep-02 MR> Subject: Strange error TP>> + 18:53:46 Begin, Portal of Power v0.63á9-GPT07 TP>> ! 18:55:18 GetESR: Error 11102 in 6 TP>> I had gone into config and hit "Matrix options" by mistake. Any TP>> ideas? MR> You simply pressed F10 and then activated Matrix options? MR> Why should this a mistake? I tried and it worked without crash. MR> Please tell me whether it is repeatable and what you have done MR> exactly. MR> Greetings from Marcus This morning I needed a node number and knew it was in the matrix, so I activated the matrix options and !!Zaaaappphh!! portal crashed !! After the restart I see the same error as above. This is the first time it has happened here, not that I go into the Matrix options very often, in fact I think this is the first time for about 18 months. This system uses Portal v0.63B9-GPT07, running on OS/2 W4 under a dos session. SIO160 is the com driver, the machine is a ADM K6/2 500 on an sis chipped mb with 64M ram, 10 Gb Hd. It used to be the Linux box until I upgraded two weeks ago and used the remains for the BBS. Prior to this the BBS ran on an old Hewlett Packard Vectra VL2 (486 dx66) with 32 meg ram, the bios had been fooled into accepting the 10 Gb drive and it has run without problems for about three years with this setup. There were no problems with the Matrix options on the old HP 486, but there are on the K6/2 500 mb, so it looks like a timing problem with the newer cpu doing something before the program gets sorted out (possibly and old VB glitch?) Perhaps Tim is using a similar setup? I am rather loathed to change a running system that has given no problems in the past and not too keen to go back to the old 486, perhaps the above will give you some clues as to what is the cause of this error. Best Regards, Stewart --- GoldED/2 3.0.1 * Origin: The RockBBS Auckland NZ 64-9-5799600 (3:772/100) .