Re: MassFS and other problems
- From: Stephen Hull <Steve@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 25 Dec 2005 14:41:14 GMT
In message <f6eaf8dd4d.nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Steve Potts <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
[snip]
>> I've played with the Browse settings to no avail.
>> My setup shows:
>> Webserve 0.49 Remote Proxy "left blank"
>> Local port "80"
>
>Sounds reasonable given the setting below for http. Using port 80
>(being the 'well known' web server port), means that any browser
>pointing at 'localhost' will see a web server there. It will also be
>advertising a Web Server to the out
Do I need to be worrying about a firewall?
>> Browse 2.07
>> HTTP "http://127.0.0.1:80";
>> FTP "Localhost:80"
>> Don't Proxy "leave blank"
>
>I am not sure I know all these settings well enough to give enough
>assistance, but I can't find FTP in my version of Brose 2.07. What
>does that refer to?
Sorry, My fault, I mixed the details up.
They should have read in Oregano v1.10 choices as:
Proxies
http "http://127.0.0.1:80";
https "blank"
FTP "Localhost:80"
Don't Proxy "blank"
and
Webserve choices:
tick Assume connection is already active
tick Don't allow other machines to connect
tick Show an icon bar icon
>Also what does Don't Proxy mean? I can't find that either?
Don't know what it means, but it's in Oregano choices
>> tick Use a proxy (e.g. WebServe)
>> tick Automatically start WebServe
>>
>These I can find and are correct if you want to make use of WebServe
>(I know that sounds obvious).
>
>> Oregano 1.10
>> http http://127.0.0.1:80
>> ftp localhost:80
>
>One thing slightly nagging at me is that you've quoted FTP as using
>Port 80 in both Browse and Oregano settings as well as HTTP. I don't
>know whether that is valid. Could there be some kind of conflict with
>two services using the same port???
I haven't noticed a problem with using these settings on Browse
or Oregano.
>As I say, I can't find a reference in Browse to FTP and I don't use
>Oregano, so I can't follow quite what you've got set up there, but TBH
>I fear I can't add anything to what you've got.
>
>> >> Secondly, MassFS has started to generate an error message when the
>> >> machine is booted up and displays the error message:
>> >>
>> >> "Run ADFS::HardDisc4.$.!Boot.Resources.!MassFS.!Boot"
>> >> "System variable not found - USBDeviceDriver$Path"
>> >> (Internal error code 120)
>> >
>> >Have you caused a change to the !MassFS or base USB files in the Boot
>> >Sequence somehow? Have you Delete+Powered on?
>>
>> Only by installing and reinstalling the USB stack etc and MassFS.
>
>OK, so after you noticed the problem - hence not the cause.
>
>> >Go into Configure and then to the USB Section. The bit you're looking for
>> >is the USB Configuration, Core. Go into Core and check that you still
>> >have "Enable USB Core at startup" ticked.
>>
>> Yep, I've checked and set the USB configuration to enable USB at start
>> up but it still reports the same internal error code 120.
>
>Which version of RISC OS are you using? I've got a Unipod and am on RISC OS
>4.39.
RISC OS 4.02
>Does the internal error happen inside or before the Desktop?
It happens just as the banner appears and it stops the rest of the boot
sequence from continuing until I press a key.
>Has it always done this since you have MassFS or just recently? Have you
>followed the installation instructions to the letter when reinstalling?
It's only done this after I accidentally deleted some files in the
PCCard directory a few weeks ago, but I cannot possibly see why or
how this could cause the problem.
>What I think is happening is that it is failing at the point when !MassFS
>Filer_Boots and runs a utility BASIC program within called "ChkWrite". It
>seems to be discovering that you've no USBDeviceDriver$Path set, which means
>that something has not correctly initialised the USBStack.
>
>USBDeviceDriver$Path is initially set up in !USB.!SetupEnv (which is run by
>!USB when it itself is Filer_Booted), and so this must not have been run
>successfully.
>
>Is a valid copy of !USB in Boot:Resources?
Yes, ADFS::HardDisc4.$.!Boot.Resources.!USB
and
ADFS::HardDisc4.$.!Boot.Resources.!USBLib
>I'm wondering if you've managed to accidentally delete or move part of !USB
>and not get it back into Boot:Resources???
I've un installed MassFS deleted the USB folders and reinstalled MassFS
and USB folders but the fault still exists,
However I'll now try the options I've been given so far (thanks to
all) and report back when I've completed them.
Regards,
Steve.
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