Re: V1.74.2 crashes every now and then
Posted: Sat Feb 12, 2011 2:05 pm
Taking that process one step at a time:
if you follow the links, with any luck you'll get to a page containing something like:
Download Oolite-trunk setup
Windows (32bit): oolite-trunk-1.75.0.4324-dev.win32.exe (md5)
You right click the name of the file & download & run it. You then magically get a second version of Oolite, one that should help us both.
Unfortunately, reinstalling the same version of Oolite is only likely to help in case you went and modified some of Oolite files, so yes, I wouldn't have expected it to improve the situation.
Finally, typing 'nightly build trunk meaning' in google - without the single quotes gave me this mozilla page as the first link: you might want to have a look there, it seems to explain all the mumbo jumbo, at least to my possibly overtrained eye![/quote]
Thanks Kake,
I may have a go with that soon, ( only had one crash today out of 4 sorties!)
I have run several packages over the years that have benifited from an ocasional "reinstal", Microsoft OS for example!
ALSO, I see 1.75.0 is on the way!
Best wishes,
Jim
if you follow the links, with any luck you'll get to a page containing something like:
Download Oolite-trunk setup
Windows (32bit): oolite-trunk-1.75.0.4324-dev.win32.exe (md5)
You right click the name of the file & download & run it. You then magically get a second version of Oolite, one that should help us both.
Unfortunately, reinstalling the same version of Oolite is only likely to help in case you went and modified some of Oolite files, so yes, I wouldn't have expected it to improve the situation.
Finally, typing 'nightly build trunk meaning' in google - without the single quotes gave me this mozilla page as the first link: you might want to have a look there, it seems to explain all the mumbo jumbo, at least to my possibly overtrained eye![/quote]
Thanks Kake,
I may have a go with that soon, ( only had one crash today out of 4 sorties!)
I have run several packages over the years that have benifited from an ocasional "reinstal", Microsoft OS for example!
ALSO, I see 1.75.0 is on the way!
Best wishes,
Jim