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Today I tested WarMUX 11.04.1 on my Symbian S60 5th Edition cell phone Nokia 5230. I started a game against the AI (1 human team and 1 AI team, each with 2 characters) on the aquarium map.
It runs quite good (around 15 fps and more). After I lost the game against the AI (yes, I needed some rounds to realize how the controls work
), the game crashed back to home screen. No error message or something like this. No other applications was running in background.
I don't know which informations you need to find the problem. If you need more informations, feel free to ask me.
It runs quite good (around 15 fps and more). After I lost the game against the AI (yes, I needed some rounds to realize how the controls work
), the game crashed back to home screen. No error message or something like this. No other applications was running in background.I don't know which informations you need to find the problem. If you need more informations, feel free to ask me.
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German info site about the actress Yvonne Strahovski
Thanks for the report, it's very welcome. I have couple of questions. Did it happen only once or has it happened many times? Also did it crash before the game stats menu was shown (menu with podium and various statistics about the game)?
If it happens again, you could try to retrieve the game log. Log is in applications private folder, which isn't normally shown on file manager. If you have installed game to E: drive, easiest is to plug the phone to computer via USB-cable in USB mass storage mode (PC/Ovi Suite mode doesn't work) and copy E:\private\ecf75e71\warmux_stdout.txt and E:\private\ecf75e71\warmux_stderr.txt using computer's file browser here. Log is overwritten every time you start warmux, so copy the log only right after the crash has happened.
If it happens again, you could try to retrieve the game log. Log is in applications private folder, which isn't normally shown on file manager. If you have installed game to E: drive, easiest is to plug the phone to computer via USB-cable in USB mass storage mode (PC/Ovi Suite mode doesn't work) and copy E:\private\ecf75e71\warmux_stdout.txt and E:\private\ecf75e71\warmux_stderr.txt using computer's file browser here. Log is overwritten every time you start warmux, so copy the log only right after the crash has happened.
I found another crash if I touch in game the sand glass (bottom, middle of the screen). Doing this crashed my cell phone 3-times. Maybe this happened accidentally also at the first time (from my first post).
But unfortunately I made another game without a crash before I read your post. And now I am unable to reproduce the crash, maybe because of the reboot of my cell phone (WarMUX was able to completely freeze my cell phone once). If the crash happens again in the future, I post the log files here.
Edit by Stefan1200 On 06/01/11 at 18h22
But unfortunately I made another game without a crash before I read your post. And now I am unable to reproduce the crash, maybe because of the reboot of my cell phone (WarMUX was able to completely freeze my cell phone once). If the crash happens again in the future, I post the log files here.
Edit by Stefan1200 On 06/01/11 at 18h22
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My websites:
My own programs / small games
German-Fighters Multigaming Fun Clan (since 2003)
German info site about the actress Yvonne Strahovski
My websites:
My own programs / small games
German-Fighters Multigaming Fun Clan (since 2003)
German info site about the actress Yvonne Strahovski
Generally Warmux needs uses too much memory considering little amount of free memory available on Nokia S60V5 phones (such as 5230). Memory usage peak should be during map loading and crashes there are very possible. Disabling music and perhaps sound effects too should save fair chunk of memory. If you find that disabling sounds makes game more reliable it's most likely memory issue.
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