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iBrowse crashes when started a second time
Hi :) I've found a bug when starts iBrowse 2.4 It crash randomly after few moments before starts. Can't test with SnoopDos, because it exit from Amiberry.
Regards.
Hi :) I've found a bug when starts iBrowse 2.4 It crash randomly after few moments before starts. Can't test with SnoopDos, because it exit from Amiberry.
Regards.
same problem with iBrowse 2.5 possible bug in bsdsocket?
Amiberry 3.4b (and 3.3), Kickstart 3.1.4
I think it's a bug in the filesystem somewhere, because this happens while IBrowse is reading it's cache files. There's no such problem with other browsers or other network related tools, so I don't think this is network related.
I have not experienced any crashes yet with IBrowse 2.5. I use kick 3.1 (A4000), WB3.9.
I have not experienced any crashes yet with IBrowse 2.5. I use kick 3.1 (A4000), WB3.9.
from me it freezes once every two times :( ...and i don't know why...
Kickstart 3.1.4 and Amiberry 3.4b on DietPI.
I had the crashes too with the latest IBrowse. Solution is to enable the FPU (68882 in my case).
I can confirm that it crashes without FPU. My "high-end" Amiga setup use 68030 CPU, 68882 FPU and JIT enabled. I never had IBrowse issues with that setup. Now I tried to disable the FPU, and that caused IBrowse to crash as soon as it started to render a website.
This seems to be a weird case:
- I cannot get a crash from IBrowse on my 64-bit based, WB 3.9 installation. No matter how many times I (re)start it, it works as expected.
- I can get it to crash under AmiKit however, on the same 64-bit device, under this scenario only: Run it once, close it down, run it again.
- I cannot get it to crash when using a Debug build - this only happens on Release (optimized) builds.
- When it crashes, it's regardless of the JIT setting.
This specific issue seems to be related to filesystem access, from what I could tell.
I have been suffering this bug for a while. I have solved it changing this in the Ibrowse settings:
-Network--->cache --->disk cache--->SIZE OFF
After this change I can open Ibrowse multiple times without a single crash. Hope this helps if you want to use it with Amyberry. Cheers.
Oh, thanks! I had tracked it down to be related to the cache it keeps, but I didn't check the options to see if anything there would help (doh).
Hi Midwan. Great. In fact I read what you already said about reading cache files...so I have been trying different settings and today I came across with this setting. I have been opening Ibrowse more than twenty times (lol) one after another...and no crash on my side. :-)
This issue has been stale for quite a while now, so I'll close it since we have a workaround.