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LiteSTEP.de Mailing List account | 7 May 18:15
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Re: LS development

There is an other bug I've found with 0.25 alpha LiteStep does not display
the windows control panel icons at all. it displays only third party Icons
like nvidia manager or the java icon.

greatings

Joachim

2011/2/6 Björn Brembs <b.brembs@...>

> Eric Alan Solo wrote:
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> >     - It tends to crash sometimes, requiring me to ctrl + alt + del
> > and run it again, seems to crash on startup all the time now though it
> > didn't always.
>
> That's exactly what I'm seeing now, too. it crashes upon
> login even if I disable all modules.
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> Bjoern
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LiteSTEP.de Mailing List account | 7 May 18:28
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Re: LS development

Oh, I've forgotten the most important thing. This bug appears on Windows 7
professional 64 bit. So far so good.

2011/5/7 LiteSTEP.de Mailing List account <lsml@...>

> There is an other bug I've found with 0.25 alpha LiteStep does not display
> the windows control panel icons at all. it displays only third party Icons
> like nvidia manager or the java icon.
>
> greatings
>
> Joachim
>
>
> 2011/2/6 Björn Brembs <b.brembs@...>
>
>> Eric Alan Solo wrote:
>>
>> >     - It tends to crash sometimes, requiring me to ctrl + alt + del
>> > and run it again, seems to crash on startup all the time now though it
>> > didn't always.
>>
>> That's exactly what I'm seeing now, too. it crashes upon
>> login even if I disable all modules.
>>
>> Bjoern
>>
>>
>>
>>
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Erik Welander | 7 May 20:11
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Re: LS development

The actual problem is that LiteStep (well, the module doing the
displaying, not the core) only displays 32bit control panel icons.
Unfortunately it doesn't seem like it is easily fixable. However, i
think newer versions of LiteStep will launch the 64bit version of
explorer (depending on your settings); so you can get to the control
panel that way.

On Sat, May 7, 2011 at 09:28, LiteSTEP.de Mailing List account
<lsml@...> wrote:
> Oh, I've forgotten the most important thing. This bug appears on Windows 7
> professional 64 bit. So far so good.
>
> 2011/5/7 LiteSTEP.de Mailing List account <lsml@...>
>
>> There is an other bug I've found with 0.25 alpha LiteStep does not display
>> the windows control panel icons at all. it displays only third party Icons
>> like nvidia manager or the java icon.
>>
>> greatings
>>
>> Joachim
>>
>>
>> 2011/2/6 Björn Brembs <b.brembs@...>
>>
>>> Eric Alan Solo wrote:
>>>
>>> >     - It tends to crash sometimes, requiring me to ctrl + alt + del
>>> > and run it again, seems to crash on startup all the time now though it
>>> > didn't always.
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LiteSTEP.de Mailing List account | 9 May 17:03
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Re: LS development

The next problem 've found is that netloadmodule crashes at startup may be
this is this 64bit thing, too. I guess liteStep is abandoned since windows
64 bit is out, because there is too mutch to rewrite to get it up and
running again.

2011/5/7 Erik Welander <alurcard2@...>

> The actual problem is that LiteStep (well, the module doing the
> displaying, not the core) only displays 32bit control panel icons.
> Unfortunately it doesn't seem like it is easily fixable. However, i
> think newer versions of LiteStep will launch the 64bit version of
> explorer (depending on your settings); so you can get to the control
> panel that way.
>
> On Sat, May 7, 2011 at 09:28, LiteSTEP.de Mailing List account
> <lsml@...> wrote:
> > Oh, I've forgotten the most important thing. This bug appears on Windows
> 7
> > professional 64 bit. So far so good.
> >
> > 2011/5/7 LiteSTEP.de Mailing List account <lsml@...>
> >
> >> There is an other bug I've found with 0.25 alpha LiteStep does not
> display
> >> the windows control panel icons at all. it displays only third party
> Icons
> >> like nvidia manager or the java icon.
> >>
> >> greatings
> >>
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