RCS Crashing Frontier?

[Scott Granneman]

As someone who's thinking of upgrading, is it possible just not to run
RCS in Frontier? Or to remove the root file?

Scott

On Thu, 2002-09-19 at 09:31, Andre Radke wrote:
> At 9:55 Uhr -0400 19.09.2002, Patrick Ritchie wrote:
> >Samuel DeVore wrote:
> >>What platform are you on? If you are on os x can you turn on crash 
> >>logs and send them to me. There are a couple of us that are 
> >>experiencing this problems as well and I am going to try to collect 
> >>and sort some crash logs to pass to jake.
> >
> >Windows 2000 Server, ooops forgot to mention that.
> >
> >Anyway for me to turn the crash logs on?
> 
> On Windows, crash logs are created by Dr.Watson.
> 
> To configure it, go to Start > Run, enter drwtsn32 and hit the Run button.
> 
> I usually have the following options turned on:
> 
> - Dump All Thread Contexts
> - Append To Existing Log File
> - Visual Notification
> 
> On a server though, you would not want to turn on the last item 
> because it will create an annoying dialog box telling you that 
> Frontier has crashed.
> 
> The Log File Path let's you specify the directory were the 
> drwtsn32.log text file will be maintained. I think the default is 
> C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\DrWatson\. If you look 
> at the drwtsn32.log file now, you should at least be able to tell 
> when Frontier crashed last night. (Start at the bottom of the file 
> and scroll up.)
> 
> -Andre
> 
> 
> 
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