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- From: jsburger@xmission.com (John S. Burger)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.networking
- Subject: Re: AMosaic ate my hotlist!
- Date: 06 Feb 96 12:34:25 +0500
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- On or about 05-Feb-96 05:24:35 Dave Beaty typed the following words about "Re:
- AMosaic ate my hotlist!". My reply is thus...
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- DB> On 04-Feb-96 10:31:33 leneis@blue.cse.ogi.edu once wrote:
- >> I've started using AMosaic 2.0 release 3 (AmiTCP version) a lot
- >>since installing MUI 3.2, as it doesn't seem to crash every 5 minutes
- >>any more. So, I was happily adding sites to my hotlist and decided to
- >>take a quick break and close AMosaic. When I started it up again, I
- >>noticed that I lost at least half of my hotlist.
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- >>-Tony
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- DB> Mosaic 2.o chokes on my hotlist and crashes. I havn't seen this mentioned
- DB> here but other must have this problem. After you get quite a few hotlinks
- DB> with some nested it crashes when adding. I think it has to do with the
- DB> disk write time, if it takes longer to find the end of the list it
- DB> crashes. If you delete, a bunch of links, then the add works.
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- DB> I've gotten a bunch of validation errors when it crashes during writes.
- DB> Havn't lost the hotlist yet.
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- DB> BTW does MUI3.2 really cure any crashes?
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- The only crashes I used to get were on forms and MUI 3.2 seems to have fixed
- that. :<)
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