Author: Pete Galati
Date: 00:14:20 11/26/00
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[.....] >>I thought I'd give it a try, but Crafty kept shutting down on me for some odd >>reason. I get this complaint: >> >>This program has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down. >> >>CRAFTY caused an invalid page fault in >>module CRAFTY.EXE at 0167:0043f962. >>Registers: >>EAX=00000000 CS=0167 EIP=0043f962 EFLGS=00010202 >>EBX=00000001 SS=016f ESP=006ef234 EBP=00000002 >>ECX=00469440 DS=016f ESI=0070fa7d FS=0fdf >>EDX=006e6d70 ES=016f EDI=0046f931 GS=0000 >>Bytes at CS:EIP: >>80 7d 00 20 75 08 8a 45 01 45 3c 20 74 f8 6a 3b >>Stack dump: >>0046f931 0070fa7d 00724240 004aca04 00000001 00000000 00000000 00000000 0047b160 >>00000000 ffffffed 32627231 2f316b72 6e327070 2f707070 71326e32 >> >>So I went and got a copy of version 17.0 and tried it with that version, same >>thing. Does anyone else have this problem? >> >>Pete > > >You do have a valid book.bin file, and it is writable? > >Other than that, I can't think of anything that would make it crash and >burn. Yes. It's the one I downloaded at your ftp. Now since seeing you ask, I downloaded a fresh copy, checked the file attributes, it isn't a read only file, and I tried again, but the same results. Now I've also tried it with Dann's compile too, no help. So I figured that the partition that Crafty is on is a FAT partition (figured that might have effected something), so I copied everything over to a FAT32 partition, but I had the same problem over there. So I tried a file of only 4 lines, it still crashed. Here is the first line of the epd: 1rb2rk1/pp2nppp/2n2q2/3N4/4P3/2P1Q3/PP3PPP/RN2KB1R b KQ - id "C.A.P.1"; acd 15; ce -19; pv Nxd5 exd5 Bg4 Nd2 Rbe8 Ne4 Qf5 f3 Qxd5 Rd1 Qh5 Bd3 Be6 O-O Bxa2; just in case there is something obviously broken there. Getting this to work is certainly not an emergency, just something I thought I'd try. For what it's worth, this is an old 90mhz computer, I don't know if that would effect anything. Importing my old .lrn file into the new copy of the book went smooth as glass. Pete
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