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twizzle
25 August 2008, 17:09
hi people

i have just done a clean install of wb 3.1 (1200 desktop) with bl030 mk1v.

installed, installer v43.3, whdload ver 16.8

installed gods gen discs.
start the game, and i get, whdload 16.8 requester up

Exeption " line 1111 Emulator " ($2C)
at $76E00 occured

and with wolfchild,
Function Resload_Control Called
With Unecceptable Arguments
AO = $79FFF7C2 PC=$79FFF5F4 ( Slave $84)
^
bar throught zero


i have never had this problem before. even tried the earlyer ver 16.7

can anyone shed any light on this ?

thanks
twizzle

haynor
25 August 2008, 20:57
WinUAE or real amiga, if real what configuration, what versions of slaves.

musashi5150
25 August 2008, 21:25
The Wolfchild error looks like a problem with an old slave not having the correctly terminated tag list. Is there a newer version?

You could confirm this by trying it with v15 of WHDLoad.

twizzle
25 August 2008, 21:39
i have now found the problem`s

1st, the floppy drive decided to get dirty.

2nd the hd also decided to develope a fault, BUMMER :guru

floppy now working after a good clean :)
new hd fitted, everything`s back to normal, phew :D


thanks for your suggestions

thread closed

twizzle

Galahad/FLT
25 August 2008, 22:40
The Wolfchild error looks like a problem with an old slave not having the correctly terminated tag list. Is there a newer version?

You could confirm this by trying it with v15 of WHDLoad.

I never used Taglists, hence why none of my installs failed with that problem ;)

Codetapper
25 August 2008, 23:34
Not strictly true, they might work by luck due to TAG_DONE (hex 0) being on the stack at the end of the taglist. Calling resload_Control still requires the TAG_DONE param.

Galahad/FLT
25 August 2008, 23:40
Not strictly true, they might work by luck due to TAG_DONE (hex 0) being on the stack at the end of the taglist. Calling resload_Control still requires the TAG_DONE param.


I've never called resload_control in any of my slaves, and i've never used a taglist.

musashi5150
25 August 2008, 23:55
I never used Taglists, hence why none of my installs failed with that problem ;)

I guess that gets ruled out then :D The data must have been properly mangled to get errors like that.