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ricky500
13 November 2008, 19:01
I hope that this is the right section to post this in. :)
I am running WHDLoad 16.8 (Which I have registered for) and I keep running into this error or a similar error while trying to play WHDLoad games:
Exception "Privilege Violation" ($20)
at $7F3F8F6 (ExpMem $8F6) occured.
Quit Restart Make CoreDump
What does this error mean? And how can I stop this error from happening?
I was playing Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis (The Graphic Adventure) when I got this error, but I also get this error or similar when playing all other WHDLoad games too. I have tried both Amiga SYS 4 and Classic Workbench setups and have the same problem. I am running WinUAE 1.5.3. (I also got this error under WinUAE 1.5.2 and WinUAE 1.5.1 too).
Galahad/FLT
13 November 2008, 19:03
I hope that this is the right section to post this in. :)
I am running WHDLoad 16.8 (Which I have registered for) and I keep running into this error or a similar error while trying to play WHDLoad games:
Exception "Privilege Violation" ($20)
at $7F3F8F6 (ExpMem $8F6) occured.
Quit Restart Make CoreDump
What does this error mean? And how can I stop this error from happening?
I was playing Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis (The Graphic Adventure) when I got this error, but I also get this error or similar when playing all other WHDLoad games too. I have tried both Amiga SYS 4 and Classic Workbench setups and have the same problem. I am running WinUAE 1.5.3. (I also got this error under WinUAE 1.5.2 and WinUAE 1.5.1 too).
Are you using a genuine bought WHDLoad key?
ricky500
13 November 2008, 19:12
Yes.
killergorilla
13 November 2008, 19:46
I found that this used to happen when I used configs which were a bit... 'souped up'.
I have a standard, 'safe' configuration for testing whdload games which is pretty much an A1200 with a bit more RAM, rather than with JIT and all the extra settings and I very, very rarely received the same error with this config.
dlfrsilver
13 November 2008, 20:01
i forward ricky request, i have this very same problem on my real A1230. The exact same error message.... the slave of this game needs to be corrected, since the game
crash when it wants too actually.
We need to contact the whdload coder for it :D
Retro-Nerd
13 November 2008, 20:09
Never had any problems with Fate of Atlantis in WinUAE. I played through the German version 2 years ago. I didn't tried the English & French versions yet.
ricky500
13 November 2008, 20:34
I found that this used to happen when I used configs which were a bit... 'souped up'.
I have a standard, 'safe' configuration for testing whdload games which is pretty much an A1200 with a bit more RAM, rather than with JIT and all the extra settings and I very, very rarely received the same error with this config.
I tried running the game in a plain Winuae setup, with plain Workbench 3.1 and basic 1200 settings and I didn't run into any problems. But I thought that the purpose of WHDLoad was to run games on 'souped up' systems? What's the point of WHDLoad if it dosen't run on 'souped up' systems without crashing? :confused Unless there is a setting or something that I'm missing that will make the games run good on a 'souped up' system?
Retro-Nerd
13 November 2008, 20:38
WHDLoad was written for original Amiga computers, not for emulators. And JIT boost the speed 5-10 times, compared to a real machine. This causes a lot of glitches and errors in WinUAE, especially combined with WHDLoad.
ricky500
13 November 2008, 20:57
WHDLoad was written for original Amiga computers, not for emulators. And JIT boost the speed 5-10 times, compared to a real machine. This causes a lot of glitches and errors in WinUAE, especially combined with WHDLoad.
If I turn off JIT will it run better in WINUAE?
Retro-Nerd
13 November 2008, 20:59
Yep, the most games runs more stable then. Turn the JIT on if you want to do other Amiga stuff than playing old games.
ricky500
13 November 2008, 22:09
Yep, the most games runs more stable then. Turn the JIT on if you want to do other Amiga stuff than playing old games.
OK. I also read that "turning off the cache" will help to. How do I do that?
Graham Humphrey
13 November 2008, 22:32
You want to set "nocache" in the game's icon's tooltypes.
ricky500
13 November 2008, 23:45
You want to set "nocache" in the game's icon's tooltypes.
Thanks. :)
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