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& System 7) Please enter a title. You can not post a blank message. Please type your message and try again. This discussion is locked Alan Bishop2 Level 2 (386 points) Q: Bus error Hi everyone,When sigbus error I start up after the imac has been shut down overnight all is bus error linux normal until it gets to OS 9.2 starting up and then I get Sorry a system error occurred. Bus Error. To
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temporarily turn off extensions restart and hold down the shift key It will not restart by clicking restart in the notice so I press the restart button and hold down shift key. It starts
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with extensions off. Then I do a normal restart from the drop down menu to start with extensions on and all is OK. This has just started happening the last 3 days. What is a Bus error. Any help would be appreciated.Indigo 350 mhz. slot loading imac. OS 9.2.1 320 mgs. Ramindigo imac 350 slot loading + 256 mg Ram = 320. 6 gig hard drive Mac linux bus error core dumped OS 9.2.x Blueberry g3 clamshell ibook OS 9.2.2 Posted on Jan 8, 2006 1:27 AM I have this question too Close Q: Bus error All replies Helpful answers by Baby Boomer (USofA), Baby Boomer (USofA) Jan 8, 2006 11:25 AM in response to Alan Bishop2 Level 9 (57,623 points) Jan 8, 2006 11:25 AM in response to Alan Bishop2 Bus and address errors occur when a segment of memory is inaccessible -- either because it is reserved for another use or it doesn't exist. These are the most common system errors and are likely caused by an extension conflict, insufficient memory, or corruption in an application or an application's support file (e.g., a preferences file).Other causes could include faulty application code, or a bad logic board. Because these causes are less likely causes, you should for them only after troubleshooting for the most common causes.Possible Solutions: When either of these errors occur in only one application, try running the application with extensions disabled. If the error does not recur, troubleshoot for extension conflicts.http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=30929 Mac OS: Extension Conflict Troubleshooting/Extensions Manager Features.If the error occurs in only one application and while extensions are disabled, try trashing the application's preferences file so the
Error Codes Explained (Pre OS X) Article ID:Created:Modified: 17492/18/863/4/98 TOPIC This article explains what some Macintosh system errors actually mean. You can use them to interpret what is happening when your
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Macintosh gives these errors. DISCUSSION Because the Mac OS is a sophisticated, complex operating bus error vs segmentation fault system, the problems a user encounters can be equally complex. These are examples of some problems that may occur: A handle bus error ubuntu can be de-referenced. A routine can get a NIL pointer. The stack can dip into the heap for just a few cycles and not be caught by the stack sniffer. An application can forget https://discussions.apple.com/thread/304622?start=0&tstart=0 to check an error code. A Macintosh usually crashes with a system error code while running under System 6.0.x. Starting with System 7, errors are displayed in a different fashion. Instead of displaying an error code, the system translates the code to the appropriate words, like "Address Error". Finding out what's wrong involves use of debugging tools, intricate knowledge of Macintosh memory structures, and familiarity with the application itself. Fixing http://www.macwizard.com/errors.html it usually involves recompiling the source code. The table below explains some of the codes. ID=01 Bus Error This means the computer tried to access memory that doesn't exist. You can get this error on almost any Macintosh. If one of these computers tried to access one or more bytes beyond the total number of bytes in RAM, you see a bus error. You should never see this error on a Macintosh Plus or SE, because address references that are out of bounds "roll over". This means if one of these computers tries to access one byte beyond the total bytes in RAM, it actually accesses the first byte in memory. If you see this error on a Macintosh Plus or SE, it's reporting the wrong error or having hardware problems. ID=02 Address Error The Motorola 68000 microprocessor can access memory in increments of one byte (8 bits), one word (16 bits), or one long word (32 bits). The microprocessor can access a byte of information at an odd or even memory address. But it must access a word or long word at an even memory address. So, when the microprocessor attempts to read or write a word or long word at an odd address, y
Model Forums → PCI Power Mac & Performa Javascript Disabled Detected You currently have javascript disabled. Several functions may not work. Please re-enable javascript to access full functionality. 8600 bus error: possible causes Started by beachycove , https://68kmla.org/forums/index.php?/topic/10749-8600-bus-error-possible-causes/ Oct 19 2009 05:39 PM Please log in to reply 15 replies to this topic #1 beachycove beachycove 68020 My 8600/200 604e with 256k cache, which has an Adaptec scsi pci card and 9 GB 68-pin drive, gives a repeated "bus error" message on cold startup in 8.6. Essentially, it gets to the welcome screen and then crashes with the bus error message (freezing at that point, as the Restart button on the message doesn't bus error work at that point). The Adaptec Control Panel is installed, as is Silverlining. If I restart often enough, it runs perfectly and stably ("warmed up"?). If I start from cold with Extensions off, it also starts up fine. What is the likely explanation? Back to top Report #2 Charlieman Charlieman 68000 Extensions Manager is your friend. Disable everything and then add it back in progressively. As a starting point, try turning off Virtual Memory (not just bus error linux disabling the control panel). Back to top Report #3 beachycove beachycove 68020 Turning off Virtual Memory seems to have cured it, for now anyway. Many thanks. I also turned off the memory check in the Memory Control Panel, which cured another problem whereby the machine occasionally stalled with a blank screen and needed the three finger salute to restart. What is the deal with VM in this case? I have never had trouble with it on a ppc before. Back to top Report #4 Dennis Nedry Dennis Nedry 6502 Turning off Virtual Memory seems to have cured it, for now anyway. Many thanks. I also turned off the memory check in the Memory Control Panel, which cured another problem whereby the machine occasionally stalled with a blank screen and needed the three finger salute to restart.What is the deal with VM in this case? I have never had trouble with it on a ppc before.It's probably an extension or control panel that crashes in the presence of virtual memory. By turning off virtual memory, you make the problem disappear.Try disabling all control panels and extensions in extensions manager (Except Memory control panel if given the choice), then restarting with VM ON and see if that also cures the problem. If so, you can narrow down a different culprit and keep virtual memory.If you have