On exiting from F1RS I recieve this error:
F1_D3DV5 caused an invalid page fault in
module F1_D3DV5.EXE at 0137:0058004f.
Registers:
EAX=00a6b2f8 CS=0137 EIP=0058004f EFLGS=00210246
EBX=00a6b2f8 SS=013f ESP=023b0000 EBP=023b1e04
ECX=023b1f08 DS=013f ESI=fffe9e95 FS=2b07
EDX=00000000 ES=013f EDI=8157ae88 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
52 56 89 c3 2e ff 15 9c 86 5d 00 8b 53 08 89 c6
Stack dump:
023b1f08 00a6b2f8 00580073 fffe9e95 00000000 023b1f08 00a6b2f8 00580073
fffe9e95 00000000 023b1f08 00a6b2f8 00580073 fffe9e95 00000000 023b1f08
The error will not close and I can't use cntrl alt delete either. Reset
is the only option and that means Win95B must reboot run Scandisk....
annoying problem!:o/
My system:
AMD k6 233
FIC PA 2007 MB w/1 meg cache
24 megs of RAM
Intense 3D Rendition card-Canopus BIOS
Aztech Soundcard-with latest drivers but that didn't help exiting prob
I've tried different BIOS' and drivers for the video card. The game
bombs out with the latest Canopus drivers. I get a D3d error before it
even starts. I'm using the latest Rendition Reference Drivers (Jan '98)
and the game does work with these drivers although they benchmark slower
than the Canopus drivers. I loaded the MSdirectx drivers on the F1RS
cdRom
and the game wouldn't even start the intro 'movies'. I received a black
screen and nothing else. I had to use cntrl alt delete to restart the
computer.
I'm not sure the 'exit' prob has anything to do with the video but
since F1RS has been so picky about video drivers it is my first
suspect. Once I exit the game my Windows Desktop will come up and the
computer will whirl a bit and then the error box appears. It CAN'T be
closed. I thought maybe I could 'outsmart' it and hit cntrl alt delete
during the game instead of the 'exit' button, BUT I'm locked out of
cntrl alt delete (is this normal for F1RS or should that work?) I have
patched it with the latest (1.05) patch.
....Maybe one of you 'rocket science' types will recognize my problem or
what the error box is trying to tell me and can help.....
Thanks in advance,
Alan
http://www.kiva.net/~akh/simshop.html
