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Re: [MiNT] Christmas release ?? :-)
Am 14.12.2010, 19:38 Uhr, schrieb Peter Slegg <p.slegg@scubadivers.co.uk>:
PID PPID PRI CURPRI STATUS SIZE TIME COMMAND
000 000 0 0 Wait 163840 00:34.90 MiNT
001 000 0 0 Wait 98304 00:00.17 init
002 000 5 5 Sleep 163840 00:00.00 sld
003 000 0 0 Sleep 163840 00:00.05 update
004 000 0 0 TSR 122880 00:00.18 fpu__2m
019 000 0 0 Wait 466944 00:00.16 gluestik
-> 020 000 0 0 TSR 16384 00:00.06 MACCEL3
061 000 0 0 Sleep 245760 00:00.26 syslogd
087 000 0 0 Sleep 761856 00:00.02 dhclient
093 000 0 20 Sleep 262144 00:00.00 portmap
101 000 0 20 Sleep 196608 00:00.02 inetd
120 001 0 0 Wait 16384 00:01.14 aes
121 000 0 0 Sleep 163840 00:02.18 AESSYS
122 000 0 20 Sleep 163840 00:00.00 aesthred
123 000 0 0 Sleep 163840 00:00.78 XaSYS
-> 124 123 0 0 Sleep 294912 00:00.12 Bubbles
125 123 0 0 Sleep 909312 00:01.60 toswin2
-> 126 123 0 0 Sleep 245760 00:00.92 mltistrp
-> 127 123 0 0 Sleep 1957888 00:06.45 thing
131 127 0 0 Sleep 1466368 00:02.87 HIGHWIRE
D:\CAB2_7\HOTLIST.HTM
-> 132 127 0 0 Sleep 376832 00:00.75 EVEREST
133 125 0 0 Ready 770048 00:01.07 bash
148 133 0 21 Ready 49152 00:00.11 ps -A
You are asked to *boot* a clean system, not disabling things. We need the
same environment, I cannot reproduce your bug.
I've marked the ones to not start at all with a ->
What TSR are started before MiNT?
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Helmut Karlowski