From:	Charles Sandmann <sandmann AT clio DOT rice DOT edu>
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Lockup problem [was Msg for Charles Sandmann]
Date:	Tue, 18 Jun 2002 23:21:32 CDT
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> When I ran "dir go32-v2.exe", here is the output:
> File 73,216  24/12/01

This is the v2.03 refresh, and it's the right size,
so no viruses or file corruption.

> When I ran go32-v2:

> ... Also DPMI memory available: 180148 kb
>         DBPI swap space available: 78660 kb

This means djgpp images work OK on your computer, and it 
seems to have plenty of memory available.

> Ref, pressing F8 and the system locks up, this
> is the same if I use the Run command in Rhide.
> I was trying to explain that it wasn't accessing
> outside of an array bounds that was causing 
> my system to crash, its something else.

This seems to indicate pre-built images work OK when
run from the command line, and only your image is
failing?  And only under Rhide?  Can you build/run
images using notepad and command line GCC?  If you
can't, the output from gcc -v would be useful.  If
you can do command line development, but not using
rhide, your rhide configuration/setup/files may be
corrupted and it might be best to reinstall them.

Try taking pieces one small piece at a time and let
us know which pieces are working. 

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