UAE (linux) and Jabberwocky crash

[BiL0]

Hi All,
I use the same setup on a Windows and Linux. I copied the Workbench and Work folder from one HD to the other, so it is the same software that I am running. But on the Winuae I can use all the internet application like AmiTRade or Jabberwocky etc with no problem, on UAE I can only use AWeb.
So in a way my internet works, but when I try to use Jabberwocky, as soon as I try to register or to login it completely crashes my machine. It freezes completely.
I have tried the original UAE that came with AF2006 and with the new SDL-UAE but same result.
Any idea guys?

thanx

BiL0

[andreas]

I think so.
The version number of the linux UAE used does matter a lot, btw, so please specify!

Moreover, UAE and E-UAE are two different things.

The original UAE (Linux) project is closed and UAE (with its "inventor" Bernd Schmidt as the main developer) is no longer developed.

E-UAE (currently: 0.8.29 (pre-release)) is an ambitious takeover project from Richard Drummond and can be found here:

http://www.rcdrummond.net/uae/

You can say Richard a big "thank you" that Linux users still have a current UAE to play with.

[Mark]

Hello andreas,

Originally Posted by andreas

The original UAE (Linux) project is closed and UAE (with its "inventor" Bernd Schmidt as the main developer) is no longer developed.

That's disappointing. What's your source for that information? The UAE website,
http://uae.coresystems.de/
makes no mention of that, yet it was last updated eight days ago (30 May, 2006). The latest UAE source code available there is less than a year old and includes changes imported from EUAE and WinUAE.

[BiL0]

@andreas
I am not sure of the version that I ususally use (is there a way to find out?) I sue the one that comes with AF2006. However I even tried to use e-uae_0.8.28_linux-i586_sdl
but with the same effect.
I fould however the UAE from AF2006 more stable then this one. but it could beonly due to config.

Is there a way to attach a config? or should I just copy and paste it in here?

thanx all for replying

BiL0

[andreas]

That's disappointing. What's your source for that information?

EAB itself, as Richard Drummond in person said he will take over Linux UAE because no work had been done for a long time. Apparently this has changed, although I do not know about who the current maintainer is.

The UAE website,
http://uae.coresystems.de/
makes no mention of that, yet it was last updated eight days ago (30 May, 2006).

Hmm, the original page was on www.freiburg.linux.de, but redirects to coresystems.de now.
Heheh, they can't even spell Bernd's surname correctly

[edit]
OK, looked in some old logs.
Bernd Schmidt in person has removed the outdated and buggy "Fast Copper" code on July 16 2005, so you are right there is a little fervor, but no real fire (yet)
Yes it's true...UAE project *HAS* been put on hold from Bernd Schmidt's side for (afair) several years, but that was BEFORE the summer of 2005. Time flies