In message <4F73B421.8030208@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Ross McGuinness <citroen@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On 29/03/12 1:36 AM, Peter Young wrote: >> On 26 Mar 2012 Peter Young<pnyoung@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> >>> On 25 Mar 2012 Peter Young<pnyoung@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >>> [snip] >>>> As people seem to find that quitting NewIcons doesn't do any harm, I'm >>>> doing an experiment. I use two utilities, Delay, which lets you delay >>>> the running of a file, and FilerHRun, which can issue a command to >>>> close an app. I've made an obey file which closes NewIcons using >>>> FilerHRun, and I shall make Delay run this file a few seconds after >>>> start-up. I think it will work, and I'll report back if there are any >>>> snags. >>> Sorry to say that getting rid of NewIcons isn't the whole story, for >>> me at any rate. >> Another one of these crashes, together with loss of network, when the >> computer was inactive this morning. This names an app for once, and >> looks very odd odd, but is copied and pasted from the relevant log >> files: >> >> 28 Mar 07:39:31 002 80000001: Error from Messenger Pro: Internal >> error: abort on instruction fetch at&E1A00010 >> >> *where >> Address E1A00010 is not in any module >> * >> >> 28 Mar 07:39:10 064 USB12: removed >> >> [snip] > I have noticed that when my ARMini freezes and I am able to do a > Control/F12 MessengerPro seems to be the item that the message box > throws up as the one to quit. > Often though the lock up can only be resolved with a power off and re-start. Well I have had some occasions of apparent freezing but I've noticed this after a large email has been downloaded. I now leave the Beagleboard to complete this task which initially doesn't show anything, apart from an apparent freeze of the machine. This apparent freeze can take up to 4-5minutes, depending on the size of the download before normal functionality resumes or a debatch window appears. I have the advantage with my Beagleboard of having an external hard disc drive that I can see the LED flickering on. Doug -- See and experience the future using ARM Technology - BeagleBoard -xM, Cortex A8 and RISC OS 5.19. --- To alter your preferences or leave the group, visit //www.freelists.org/list/armini-support List-related queries to support@xxxxxxxxxxxx