Hello mark!

Wednesday August 20 2014 13:49, mark lewis wrote to Andrew Leary:

 MV>> binkd11a63-binkd2e-zlib-bzlib-bwlim.zip

 AL>> This one hogs 100% of the CPU here; had to kill it to get the
 AL>> system running again.

 ml> i haven't been able to run any of the binkd2e ones for a while... they
 ml> interfer with my allfix/2 universal and cause the entire system to
 ml> lock up requiring the big red switch to be used...

My problem started when ALLFIX ran to process incoming files, so it's probably
the same or a related issue.

 MV>> binkd11a63-binkd2klibc-zlib-bzlib-bwlim.zip

 AL>> I'm trying this one now; so far it looks OK.  With a session in
 AL>> progress, my CPU usage is running between 10% and 20%.

 ml> i'm running this one, too, i think... i got it from Tommi via FREQ now
 ml> that i have notes on how to create a wazoo freq... i do wish that
 ml> someone would fix the FAQ section on freqs like i asked for over a
 ml> year ago... the posted FAQ combines creating and sending a freq with
 ml> how to receive and process one... they should be two separate items
 ml> and the one on creating a freq should give an example of what the
 ml> *.req file's contents should look like or a pointer to the proper
 ml> document about them :(

I'm running Max's klibc compile now, and it seems to work ok.

Andrew

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