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#146 1v2b Crashes using AddressDB plugin

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2004-03-20
2004-03-18
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Attempting to open the Address (contacts list) DB using
the AddressDB plugin will cause a Fatal Error – Reboot
(but no extra information)

Attempting to open a field linked to the Address DB using
the AddressDB plugin will cause the following error (and
force a reboot)

Fatal Alert
Emul68KMain.c, Line:403, illegal instruction 0EF0 at
address 00000014
Reset

Platform: Palm Tungsten C with a 64MB SD Card (but all
above errors occurred while accessing items residing in
the Palm main memory).

~FredPC

Discussion

  • Fred Coad

    Fred Coad - 2004-03-19

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    Thought it might help to tag this with my sourceforge ID.
    Sorry I didn't take the time to login before submitting this.

    ~FredPC

     
  • Nathan Kurz

    Nathan Kurz - 2004-03-20
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  • Nathan Kurz

    Nathan Kurz - 2004-03-20

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    As best as I can tell, this works for me with Pose
    simulating a Palm V. I'm very unfamiliar with how this
    plugin is supposed to work, though so maybe I'm missing
    something.

    What worked for me:

    0) start Pose as a Palm V
    1) load db-1.2.0-alpha2.prc
    2) load an unrelated movies.db
    3) load db-AddressDB.prc
    4) open AddressDB within pilot-db: empty
    5) switch to Address book, add entry with first/last name
    6) switch back to pilot-db, Address entry visible
    7) click on first name, see full page of mostly empty info
    8) click on return icon at bottom of page

    All this worked. Should I try other things? I'm wondering
    if Tungsten support might be poor somehow (compile option?),
    as coincidentally the other plugin bug report is from a
    Tungsten user.

     
  • Kyle Davis

    Kyle Davis - 2004-03-24

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    I get a RESET when I attempt to use a field linked to the
    AddressDB plugin Database.

    on my m130.

    I could try moving off of external SD and to internal
    memory, if you want me to try, Nate...

    That would seem to be the difference between Palm V and
    Tungsten C.

     
  • Nathan Kurz

    Nathan Kurz - 2004-04-02

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    I just tested it with success on PalmOS Simulator 5.0
    Release and 5.4 Release:

    0) start PalmSim
    1) load db-1.2.0-alpha4.prc
    2) load db-AddressDB.prc
    3) open AddressDB within pilot-db: empty
    4) switch to Address book, add entry with first/last name
    5) switch back to pilot-db, Address entry visible
    6) click on first name, see full page of mostly empty info
    7) click on return icon at bottom of page

    5.4 Simulator has some display oddities, but does work
    without crash. Among other changes, the current alpha is
    compiled with --enable-vfs, which may have fixed the
    problem. Or perhaps something is different between the
    simulator and the real. I think I've seen reference to a
    specific Tungsten simulator, but I haven't actually found
    it. I'll try to test on that as well, but in the meantime
    I'd appreciate if you could try once again on the real
    device. Thanks!

     

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