Emule hängt sich beim starten auf!! Warum?

Neruh · 29. December 2002, 20:36

Hallo,

habe mir vorhin die version eMule0.23b-Tarod gezogen. BEim ersten starten gabs noch keine probleme habe dann die einstellungen geändert und denn eMule noch einmal geschlossen. Als ich es jetzt wieder starten wollte läd er die serverliste und danach gammelt emule ab! Warum??? Kann mir wer helfen?

Gruß

Neruh

TRbiggest · 29. December 2002, 20:38

Wie meinst du das mit gammelt eMule ab??Abgestürzt oder wie??

Neruh · 29. December 2002, 20:40

ja, kann dann nurnoch über Strg+Alt+Entf Emule beenden!

Also es tut sichgar nichts mehr!

TRbiggest · 29. December 2002, 20:43

Schliesse eMule und lade dir die selbe Version nochmal runter und wenn es wieder nicht geht heist das,dass es beschädigt ist!Oder versuche deinen Computer neuzustarten und dann machst du eMule auf und guckst nochmal und wenn das wieder so ist machst du es einfach nochmal indem du eMule neu saugst

cu

altx · 1. January 2003, 17:46

My apologies for the fact that I'm writing in English, but my English is better than my German...

Which Windows-version do you have? Win98?

I personally have Win98 and I have the same problem (with eMule-versions 0.23a, 0.23b, 0.24a and 0.24b). With version 0.22c and older this problem didn't occur, but with those versions, however, I had several other problems...

The only workaround that I found, is to remove the SERVER.MET file from the eMule-directory prior to starting eMule, in order that the server list will be completely empty. And then you can refresh the server list again from within the programme.

Okie · 2. January 2003, 11:41

Hey I got the same problem (Win98/0.23b Tarod 11e but it's the same w/ all clients since v23).

Try hitting ctrl-alt-del right after the serverlist has loaded, wait for about 5 seconds, then hit cancel --> emule starts working fine

Nochmal in Deutsch: strg-alt-entf drücken nachdem die Serverliste geladen wurde, 5 Sekunden warten, dann auf abbrechen und schon macht emule was er soll.

Schreibt mal ob's bei euch auch so funzt ...

cu
Torsten

altx · 2. January 2003, 20:25

Zitat:

Zitat von Okie

Hey I got the same problem (Win98/0.23b Tarod 11e but it's the same w/ all clients since v23).

Try hitting ctrl-alt-del right after the serverlist has loaded, wait for about 5 seconds, then hit cancel --> emule starts working fine

(...)

Sometimes this works, but most of the time Windows crashes with the error message that there aren't any resources left. I suspect eMule of seriously leaking memory...

**Pink_Frog** · 2. January 2003, 20:30

give the emule 0.24a 1 a chance, it didn't crash under win me!

while test some beta versions i found some reasons the cause a crash....

try to remove/rename the server.met
try to remove/rename the gui.dat
try to remove/rename the shareddir.dat

it's also importend to remove every file in the temp dir, except the .part and .part.met

btw. why the hell we talk in english here?

altx · 2. January 2003, 21:37

Zitat:

Zitat von Pink_Frog

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btw. why the hell we talk in english here?

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Sorry, but I'm from the Netherlands and my English is a thousand times better than my German.
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**Pink_Frog** · 2. January 2003, 21:52

damn i forgot, the 0.23 code problem with win 9x/me was the known.met...

so you have to remove/rename that file, but that means that every time you run emule that you have to hash your files again and again...

i repeat, emule plus 0.24a 1 haven't this problem (win me) ...

and the versions too, but they got other problems, like a crash if you try to watch your shared files (files window, "dateien")