[Xastir] HSP/AUX/Timings etc.

[Gerry Creager N5JXS]

My first thought was, "send 'em on, and I'll look at 'em" but then I 
realized that I'm Mr. Mom tonight, and I've gotta figure out why I can't 
get a RH9 install to complete at work, I've gotta stay up late 
reconfiguring a server, and I've gotta plan an 802.11g/b deployment, 
that's (suddenly!) due tomorrow.

I'll snag it off CVS on my way to work.

73 & thanks,
gerry

Curt Mills, WE7U wrote:
> On Tue, 15 Jul 2003, Gerry Creager N5JXS wrote:
> 
> 
>>I'm still seeing odd segfaults, too.  Can't explain, don't see any
>>really unusual packets, but mine appear to occur on a combination of
>>timeout when accessing Tigermaps and a screen interrupt.  HOWEVER, this
>>hasn't been done as either science or a reasonable engineering analysis,
>>just as a random association of circumstances.
> 
> 
> I commented out most of the map interrupt code in the tigermap
> routine.  I left one in place just before the tiger download starts.
> Let me know if it fixes the segfault problem.  I'm not seeing that
> problem here.  It's possible that some of the return code in there
> did the wrong thing.  This mod simplifies it a great deal so that we
> can figure out where the problem lies.
> 
> You should see the mods in CVS sometime tomorrow.  Please exercise
> map draw interrupts and the tiger code as much as possible to see if
> it fixes the problem for you.  If it's tied to tiger download
> timeouts, it might be harder to simulate the conditions that caused
> the original segfault.  Plugging/unplugging of ethernet cables or
> downing of interfaces might be required to test it.
> 
> If anyone wants advanced copies of files (before they get to the
> anon CVS server), let me know.
> 

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