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[broadstairs]

Eric I have had DSLStats crash again twice this morning. It happened when I was not watching it and I have a program which watches my running tasks and restarts them automatically if they fail so I have no idea why it is happening. I can confirm that the option you refer to is not ticked and at present that routine is not running. For now I will go back to the previous version.

Stuart

[Blackeagle]

The 64bit version for Linux has been running here for almost 24hrs now, with no issues to report.  Unlike b*cat who suffered a lock-up, it has remained perfectly stable so far.

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PR  NI  VIRT  RES  SHR S  %CPU %MEM    TIME+  COMMAND

20   0  509m  39m  13m S   4.0  1.0 197:34.47 dslstats


[roseway]

Thanks BE. I normally run the 64bit Linux version myself, because that's the machine I do the development on. I can't explain b*cat's lockup at present, and it's a bit of a needle in haystack issue.

The issue with the Windows version happens repeatedly, so I hope to nail it down soon. I have this version running in Win2K, and so far (~3 hours) nothing untoward has happened.

[broadstairs]

The issue with the Windows version happens repeatedly, so I hope to nail it down soon. I have this version running in Win2K, and so far (~3 hours) nothing untoward has happened.

My W2K version last ran for about 10 hours before failing at around 07:30 this morning.

Stuart

[roseway]

I'll leave it running for 24 hours (at least) and see what happens.

[sheddyian]

I was prompted yesterday to update, and downloaded the zip for 32 bit Windows.

Copied the original folder, then unzipped into it.

After 10 minutes or so of running, it gave the error "list index(1) out of bounds".

I restarted it and left it, later on when I came to check it, I found it had stopped running altogether with no errors on screen.

I then reverted to the earlier version I'd backed up, which as I type is still running happily.

So something doesn't seem quite right.

Is there anything I can do to help diagnose the problem?

I'm using it with my HG612, if that's any help, and it's running on 32 bit Windows XP which is semi-headless (usually accessed by remote desktop)

Ian

[roseway]

Thanks Ian. At the moment I'm trying to reproduce this problem, and also looking hard at the differences between v4.44 and v4.50. I'm otherwise occupied this afternoon, but I'll come back to it later.

[burakkucat]

With regards to the total lock-up that I have reported, please do not spend any time in attempting to find the proverbial needle. Until such time as it happens again -- and I can reproduce it -- it should just be noted as an event that had occurred. 

[roseway]

Thanks

[roseway]

I've been unable to reproduce the "List index out of bounds" error, but I think it's an error in parsing some of the data received from certain modem/router models. I can only see one section of code where this can happen, when it didn't happen in the previous version, and I've corrected that section of code. Could you please test these corrected versions and let me know if they fix the problem. Thank you.

Linux 32bit: http://www.s446074245.websitehome.co.uk/files/dslstats32L-4.50.1.tar.gz
Linux 64bit: http://www.s446074245.websitehome.co.uk/files/dslstats64L-4.50.1.tar.gz
Windows: http://www.s446074245.websitehome.co.uk/files/dslstats32W-4.50.1.zip

(A reminder, by the way: You can't run two instances of DSLstats simultaneously, so please make sure that earlier versions are shut down).

[sheddyian]

OK,

I made a copy of the working DSLstats folder, then unzipped your new Windows version into the existing DSL stats folder, overwriting the contents.  Didn't change anything else.

Started the new version at 10:31, it's currently plotting.

Ian

[NewtronStar]

DSLstats V4.50 working well on Vista & Window 8.1 and look forward to the Amiga OS release 

[sheddyian]

Yep, still working fine here.

It had definitely failed once, if not twice, after this length of time running previously.

Ian

[roseway]

Thanks Ian, but I won't count my chickens just yet.

[roseway]

DSLstats V4.50 working well on Vista & Window 8.1 and look forward to the Amiga OS release 

That will have to come after the Babbage Difference Engine version. I'm working on that now.