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Everything Else => General Support and Discussion => Zaurus General Forums => Archived Forums => Software => Topic started by: daniel3000 on July 06, 2005, 04:07:07 am
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Hello,
I have the latest version of KDEPIM/PI installed on my SL-C3000. Sometimes KO/PI refuses to come up when tapping the icon or hitting the assigned "calendar" key. When starting it on the console I get a small message "Illegal Instruction" and it returns to the command prompt.
Since KO/PI is configured for fastload, I cannot entirely terminate it and restart it again (or can I? How?), so I have to reboot. After a reboot, it works flawlessly for some time.
I don't know what triggers it not to start anymore.
Has anyone seen this before? zautrix and I have been discussing it already and Zautrix assumed a badly flashed ROM. But I have no problems at all with other applicaitons. So I hoped somebody in this forum might have an idea.
It happens with all versions from 2.1.5 up to 2.1.12 of KO/PI.
Any ideas?
Thank you
daniel
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I don't have a real idea.
Would it be an option to re-flash your Z with a bigger partition so flash errors can be compensated for?
You can get kopi out of memory by de-selecting the fast-load option in the shortcut, does that help? (Can you start kopi OK when you cold-start it, basically?)
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Hi Ev1l,
Would it be an option to re-flash your Z with a bigger partition so flash errors can be compensated for?
I really do not want to re-flash. :-] I am glad that i have a well working and well documented setup now, which took me many hours to create. Once I have a good backup solution which allows fast and easy recovery of the entire software setup, I may consider reflashing.
You can get kopi out of memory by de-selecting the fast-load option in the shortcut, does that help? (Can you start kopi OK when you cold-start it, basically?)
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I have never tried that yet. I actually need it fastloaded, because when I have to use the calendar then it must be there instantly.
This "illegal instruction" stuff happens so rarely now and I don't know how to trigger it. So I'll robably not try to put kopi out of fastload, until I know how to trigger that failure.
Thanks for your ideas anyway!
daniel
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What I meant was that you can restart kopi completely by de-selecting fast load, pressing OK, then wait a few seconds and fast-loading it again.
If you can post the exact message it gives you, it may help as well.
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What I meant was that you can restart kopi completely by de-selecting fast load, pressing OK, then wait a few seconds and fast-loading it again.
If you can post the exact message it gives you, it may help as well.
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Ah, okay. I thought a QTopia restart was necessary in order to "confirm" the fastload change.
Will try that the next time I get the error.
Thank you!
daniel