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by **Kurt Utzinger** » 06 Jul 2000, 20:26

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Kurt Utzinger at 06 July 2000 21:26:16:
Something curious happened I cannot explain. I have an AMD K6_III/450-128 PC and a P3/650-128 notebook. On my AMD-PC SOS is running fine under WinBoard but I have tried everything and without success on my notebook. The WinBoard-GUI starts but the program "refuses" to make a move. Especially funny: It is (only on my notebook) impossible to delete the files "CYGWIN1.DLL" and "g1000_1" because Win98 is claiming "access denied" or "files being in use". Does anyone have an explanation?
Kurt

by **Christian Koch** » 06 Jul 2000, 20:44

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Christian Koch at 06 July 2000 21:44:52:
Als Antwort auf: / As an answer to: SOS 991103 - help needed! geschrieben von: / posted by: Kurt Utzinger at 06 July 2000 21:26:16:
Hallo Kurt,
starte deinen Rechner neu und probiere es dann nochmal.
Gruß,
Christian

Something curious happened I cannot explain. I have an AMD K6_III/450-128 PC and a P3/650-128 notebook. On my AMD-PC SOS is running fine under WinBoard but I have tried everything and without success on my notebook. The WinBoard-GUI starts but the program "refuses" to make a move. Especially funny: It is (only on my notebook) impossible to delete the files "CYGWIN1.DLL" and "g1000_1" because Win98 is claiming "access denied" or "files being in use". Does anyone have an explanation?
Kurt

by **Kurt Utzinger** » 06 Jul 2000, 21:04

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Kurt Utzinger at 06 July 2000 22:04:06:
Als Antwort auf: / As an answer to: Re: SOS 991103 - help needed! geschrieben von: / posted by: Christian Koch at 06 July 2000 21:44:52:

Hallo Kurt,
starte deinen Rechner neu und probiere es dann nochmal.
Gruß,
Christian
Something curious happened I cannot explain. I have an AMD K6_III/450-128 PC and a P3/650-128 notebook. On my AMD-PC SOS is running fine under WinBoard but I have tried everything and without success on my notebook. The WinBoard-GUI starts but the program "refuses" to make a move. Especially funny: It is (only on my notebook) impossible to delete the files "CYGWIN1.DLL" and "g1000_1" because Win98 is claiming "access denied" or "files being in use". Does anyone have an explanation?
Kurt

Hallo Christian
Habe ich natürlich schon längst gemacht und läuft unter "I have tried everything", aber eben ohne Erfolg.
Gruss
Kurt

by **Aaron** » 06 Jul 2000, 21:05

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Aaron at 06 July 2000 22:05:55:
Als Antwort auf: / As an answer to: SOS 991103 - help needed! geschrieben von: / posted by: Kurt Utzinger at 06 July 2000 21:26:16:

Something curious happened I cannot explain. I have an AMD K6_III/450-128 PC >and a P3/650-128 notebook. On my AMD-PC SOS is running fine under WinBoard but >I have tried everything and without success on my notebook. The WinBoard-GUI >starts but the program "refuses" to make a move. Especially funny: It is (only >on my notebook) impossible to delete the files "CYGWIN1.DLL" and "g1000_1" >because Win98 is claiming "access denied" or "files being in use". Does anyone >have an explanation?

Hmm, Is winboard running when you try to delete those files? If so, it makes sense..
As for why SOS runs on your PC but not notebook...Well I have no idea since SOS 9911103 doesn't work on my pc..

by **Kurt Utzinger** » 06 Jul 2000, 21:13

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Kurt Utzinger at 06 July 2000 22:13:52:
Als Antwort auf: / As an answer to: Re: SOS 991103 - help needed! geschrieben von: / posted by: Aaron at 06 July 2000 22:05:55:

Something curious happened I cannot explain. I have an AMD K6_III/450-128 PC >and a P3/650-128 notebook. On my AMD-PC SOS is running fine under WinBoard but >I have tried everything and without success on my notebook. The WinBoard-GUI >starts but the program "refuses" to make a move. Especially funny: It is (only >on my notebook) impossible to delete the files "CYGWIN1.DLL" and "g1000_1" >because Win98 is claiming "access denied" or "files being in use". Does anyone >have an explanation?
Hmm, Is winboard running when you try to delete those files? If so, it makes sense..
As for why SOS runs on your PC but not notebook...Well I have no idea since SOS 9911103 doesn't work on my pc..

WinBoard is not running when I try to delete those files. It even happens without starting WinBoard at all.

by **Morbius** » 06 Jul 2000, 21:19

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Morbius at 06 July 2000 22:19:35:
Als Antwort auf: / As an answer to: Re: SOS 991103 - help needed! geschrieben von: / posted by: Kurt Utzinger at 06 July 2000 22:13:52:
REBOOT!!!! Then delete the files

by **The stoically unhelpful:** » 06 Jul 2000, 21:40

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: The stoically unhelpful: Dann Corbit at 06 July 2000 22:40:11:
Als Antwort auf: / As an answer to: SOS 991103 - help needed! geschrieben von: / posted by: Kurt Utzinger at 06 July 2000 21:26:16:

Since others have already answered your serious questions, let me note that:
SOS (Save Our Ship) is an international code for "Help Needed" and that further, a substring of 991103 (911) is the US telephone code for emergency help.
I just thought the title was ironic.

my ftp site

by **Kurt Utzinger** » 06 Jul 2000, 22:09

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Kurt Utzinger at 06 July 2000 23:09:42:
Als Antwort auf: / As an answer to: Re: SOS 991103 - help needed! geschrieben von: / posted by: Morbius at 06 July 2000 22:19:35:

REBOOT!!!! Then delete the files

It goes without saying that I have of course also rebooted my notebook, started with a boot disk and deleted the files "CYGWIN1.DLL" and "g1000_1" but this did not solve the problem.

by **Volker Pittlik** » 07 Jul 2000, 18:25

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Volker Pittlik at 07 July 2000 19:25:31:
Als Antwort auf: / As an answer to: Re: SOS 991103 - help needed! geschrieben von: / posted by: Kurt Utzinger at 06 July 2000 22:04:06:

Hallo Kurt,
starte deinen Rechner neu und probiere es dann nochmal.
Gruß,
Christian
Hallo Christian
Habe ich natürlich schon längst gemacht und läuft unter "I have tried everything", aber eben ohne Erfolg.

Lösche alles mögliche, aber nicht die CYGWIN1.dll! Die wird gebraucht!
Denkbare Fehlerursache: zuwenig Hauptspeicher. SOS braucht 20 MB hash fix.
Volker

by **Ujecrh** » 07 Jul 2000, 21:56

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Ujecrh at 07 July 2000 22:56:41:
Als Antwort auf: / As an answer to: SOS 991103 - help needed! geschrieben von: / posted by: Kurt Utzinger at 06 July 2000 21:26:16:

Something curious happened I cannot explain. I have an AMD K6_III/450-128 PC and a P3/650-128 notebook. On my AMD-PC SOS is running fine under WinBoard but I have tried everything and without success on my notebook. The WinBoard-GUI starts but the program "refuses" to make a move. Especially funny: It is (only on my notebook) impossible to delete the files "CYGWIN1.DLL" and "g1000_1" because Win98 is claiming "access denied" or "files being in use". Does anyone have an explanation?
Kurt

After experiencing the same problem on my laptop (The WinBoard-GUI starts but the program "refuses" to make a move) and could not find any workaround si I tried the previous version of SOS (october instead of november I guess) which worked fine.
You can find it on Frank Pages.
Ujecrh

by **Kurt Utzinger** » 08 Jul 2000, 12:55

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Kurt Utzinger at 08 July 2000 13:55:15:
Als Antwort auf: / As an answer to: Re: SOS 991103 - help needed! geschrieben von: / posted by: Volker Pittlik at 07 July 2000 19:25:31:

Hallo Kurt,
starte deinen Rechner neu und probiere es dann nochmal.
Gruß,
Christian
Hallo Christian
Habe ich natürlich schon längst gemacht und läuft unter "I have tried everything", aber eben ohne Erfolg.
Lösche alles mögliche, aber nicht die CYGWIN1.dll! Die wird gebraucht!
Denkbare Fehlerursache: zuwenig Hauptspeicher. SOS braucht 20 MB hash fix.
Volker

Selbst mit 40 MB freiem Speicher geht es nicht. In der Zwischenzeit habe ich den Geist aufgegeben, SOS doch noch zum Laufen zu bringen.
Kurt

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