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To make the ouput more inetresting that 0:?? you must compile all your code with -gstabs. Any lne in the stack trace that corresponds to your program (rather than a library used by it) might be of interest, but generally the last line of *your* code is where you should start to look. Edit: Looking m...

I'm sure I've read about this issue before, did you allready post something? or maybe someone else posted it.... Anyway yes I've reproduced the bug in expr, I'm not sure of the status of coreutils though WRT the SDK ie whether it's a contribution or not. If it's a contribution you'll need to send yo...

't:' is typically 'Ram:T/'

that's the default setup by the startup sequence you can actually put where ever you like but in this case best thing to do is the same as the startup sequence

MakeDir Ram:T
assign T: ram:T

There's no need to specify a minimum version for a library unless you need a specific functionailty intriduced at such a version. Usualy the autodocs specify where a minimum version is required for agiven library function, or at what version the behaviour changes. I think the disadvantge of using -l...

I tried out Cube on my sam-flex 733 with radeon 9250 And got no crashes.

Maybe you could post some of the original crash logs? They may give some clues.

I've no idea why the resolution don;t work with the tooltype approach, but have you tried creating them with picasso96mode?

Could be a useful work arround for 'specialist' screen modes.

Yes, you're right. I'll write a report about it. Thanks for pointing it out. A couple of interesting things about this: - The source drawer has to be in text mode for it to happen. Happened for me when dragging my turboprint drawer into ram: this one isn't in text mode. nor are any subdirectories. ...

Added this to bugzilla #7213

It seams to be a probablem with more and reading from a pipe as:

list >PIPE:mypipe
more <PIPE:mypipe

fails in a similar way, once you hit ctrl-c you et a warning that the file might be binary.

You right that's it's a third party program, you should report the problem to the author, however, to save you time I can say that I allready did that and he is awarre of the issue.