Any improvement in error managment, ie option to autoreboot on error (I work 1000km away from home and when an error occurs it's problematic for me to reboot...), option to transparently ignore (DSI) error, etc? I ask because it is becoming boring to click every time to ignore DSI errors of ancien-and-not-more-supported-but-yet-usefull programs I use every day. Anyway good work.
TMTisFree
"Never ascribe to malice that which is adequately explained by incompetence." (Napol?on Bonaparte) "I would love to change the world, but they won?t give me the source code." (Unknown)
Any improvement in error managment, ie option to autoreboot on error (I work 1000km away from home and when an error occurs it's problematic for me to reboot...),
Replace SYS:System/GrimReaper by the following shell script (don't forget to set the 'S' protection bit):
.KEY args/F Reboot FAST SYNC
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option to transparently ignore (DSI) error, etc? I ask because it is becoming boring to click every time to ignore DSI errors of ancien-and-not-more-supported-but-yet-usefull programs I use every day.
If it can be started from a shell and it crashes in the same process, not a new one it's starting, I could write a small tool for you which enables ignoring DSIs for the current shell process.
Any improvement in error managment, ie option to autoreboot on error (I work 1000km away from home and when an error occurs it's problematic for me to reboot...),
Replace SYS:System/GrimReaper by the following shell script (don't forget to set the 'S' protection bit):
.KEY args/F
Reboot FAST SYNC
Ah, thanks for this tip, this should help a lot ;)
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option to transparently ignore (DSI) error, etc? I ask because it is becoming boring to click every time to ignore DSI errors of ancien-and-not-more-supported-but-yet-usefull programs I use every day.
If it can be started from a shell and it crashes in the same process, not a new one it's starting, I could write a small tool for you which enables ignoring DSIs for the current shell process.
Yes it is launched from CLI but I am not sure for the same process: it is when I use the ARexx port that AmIRC throws the DSI error, really not sure if this is the same process. Anyway thanks for your offering ;)
Bye, TMTisFree
"Never ascribe to malice that which is adequately explained by incompetence." (Napol?on Bonaparte) "I would love to change the world, but they won?t give me the source code." (Unknown)
I've discussed this issue with him previously over on AW.net. The problem is that he's running a series of AREXX scripts that use the AmIRC AREXX port. Therefore, he can't use WookieChat at present.
I suggested that he ask jahc if he would kindly make WookieChat's AREXX port compatible to AmIRC's. Hopefully progress is being made.
First it is AmIRC. Second it does not crash, it throws DSI error and works fine after ignoring it.
@Hans
I think that is too much work to do (the ARexx port) only for my personnal use. I cannot ask for that to WookieChat author.
Bye, TMTisFree
"Never ascribe to malice that which is adequately explained by incompetence." (Napol?on Bonaparte) "I would love to change the world, but they won?t give me the source code." (Unknown)
I hate to add to this off-topic discussion, but you should know that James has already added an ARexx port to WookieChat; so it should just be a matter of asking him to add the commands that you need.
...Second it does not crash, it throws DSI error and works fine after ignoring it.
That is not correct. What you have done it put the application into an indeterminate state. Since AmigaOS is not a memory protected operating system you have also put your entire system into an indeterminate state. The DSI means the program is broken. The "Ignore" button is not a feature to make broken programs suddenly work fine. We should all be clear on this.
WookieChat has an ARexx port, but its very buggy. I copied nearly all of AmIRC ARexx commands, and gave them an additional "NETWORK" parameter to make it work nicer with multiple networks.. It's disabled by default. Read the docs for info on how to enable it. The only missing functions from AmIRC's implementation is stuff concerning DCC I think.
ARexx did work fine for me when I last used it, but then I made small changes here and there in my code, and now I dont know if it still functions. I should really look into it. It never really worked that well in the first place though..
...Second it does not crash, it throws DSI error and works fine after ignoring it.
That is not correct. What you have done it put the application into an indeterminate state. Since AmigaOS is not a memory protected operating system you have also put your entire system into an indeterminate state. The DSI means the program is broken. The "Ignore" button is not a feature to make broken programs suddenly work fine. We should all be clear on this.
That's semantic for me, sorry: so, my system is in an indeterminate state most of the time and the Ignore button makes running AmIRC fine after the DSI error. That's what I need.
Bye, TMTisFree
"Never ascribe to malice that which is adequately explained by incompetence." (Napol?on Bonaparte) "I would love to change the world, but they won?t give me the source code." (Unknown)
WookieChat has an ARexx port, but its very buggy. I copied nearly all of AmIRC ARexx commands, and gave them an additional "NETWORK" parameter to make it work nicer with multiple networks.. It's disabled by default. Read the docs for
That's good to know ;) The NETWORK parameter seems very interesting.
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info on how to enable it. The only missing functions from AmIRC's implementation is stuff concerning DCC I think.
Arg, my scripts rely mainly on the DCC stuff, arg :(
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ARexx did work fine for me when I last used it, but then I made small changes here and there in my code, and now I dont know if it still functions. I should really look into it. It never really worked that well in the first place though..
Well, as I said earlier I cannot ask for anything, but if you have time to digg in it, I will be very happy to test ;) Anyway thanks for the info about the ARexx port of WookieChat.
Bye, TMTisFree
"Never ascribe to malice that which is adequately explained by incompetence." (Napol?on Bonaparte) "I would love to change the world, but they won?t give me the source code." (Unknown)
It's true. DVI support will be in the next update.
Great!!
So the next obvious question from me is this: Can we use dual screens/monitors on dual-head gfx-cards?? I mean like Workbench on DVI and DirOpus on VGA?? Please....
Having one screen extended onto two monitors is not something I ever expect Amiga to have, but having each output on a gfx card represent a screen of its own is a concept the OS already has, it should only be a matter of the drivers, right?
Having two or more gfx cards in an Amiga displaying two screens at the same time is already possible, just not on the A1 because of the current drivers as I understand.
Software developer for Amiga OS3 and OS4. Develops for OnyxSoft and the Amiga using E and C and occasionally C++
What does suck, is programs that crash your computer like AmiIRC.
I noticed that changing the MUI layout of AmIRC from smart to simple refresh stopped it crashing. I never have crashes with AmIRC on OS4, but I only use its arexx port for small commands like changing nick...
@ssolie
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...Second it does not crash, it throws DSI error and works fine after ignoring it.
That is not correct. What you have done it put the application into an indeterminate state. Since AmigaOS is not a memory protected operating system you have also put your entire system into an indeterminate state. The DSI means the program is broken. The "Ignore" button is not a feature to make broken programs suddenly work fine. We should all be clear on this.
That depends on the DSI, if it is a read or a write, and what the program did with the incomplete read or write it perfromed.
Some programs completely lock up the system when Continued, or especially when Ignored, but some just continue fine.
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