Take Command! CRJ-200 Version 1.4.1 Update Released!

Japo32 · January 26, 2012

extrange... try to open the plane again but with engines running in the new parking position.. and see if the GPU can go out.

schrader501 · January 26, 2012

Ok!

System is Ubuntu Natty on an I7 8GB

X-Plane 9, CRJ is a clean installation

Starting from cold and dark
Airport is LSZA (Lugano)
Position is copied to align IRS
APU started, Generator on, Hydraulics etc.
Going to the FPLN-Site
Klick to activate keyboard

or

Entering with mouse
"CANNE" as SID
Klick on the knob on the FPLN Page beside "TO"
X-Plane is crashing completely
happens with "built-in"-CDU and "html"-CDU

(I know, this isn't correct. The Destination should be entered before,

but this happens too in other situations, like modding the FPLN or clicking the wrong button to insert a hold. One wrong click on a knob beside the CDU-Screen and X-Plane is crashing.)

Sorry about the former unprecise post.

This is a very nice plane, I love it and i can only guess how much work was put in it.

Is there a crash-log on my Ubuntu too?

Greetz

S.

EDVE

Japo32 · January 26, 2012

Don't know about linux.. but is supposed you have to have a crash-log.txt when a CTD occurs. It has to be in the main directory of xplane.

All the people that is having the crashes.. could you please try over a demo version. You can install paralell and later delete of a demo version of x-plane. That way we can know if that is because system or plugin inside the CRJ.

Thanks!

TOBS · January 27, 2012

extrange... try to open the plane again but with engines running in the new parking position.. and see if the GPU can go out.

Starting ENG ON: GPU switch works

Starting ENG ON and change location: GPU switch does not work

Starting ENG OFF : GPU switch works

Starting ENG OFF and change location: GPU switch does not work

Even I restart the plane on the Airport cannot get the GPU switch to work

Regards Tom

Edited January 27, 2012 by TOBS

philipp · January 27, 2012

@shrader: On Linux, there is no crash log, but you would be my hero of the day if you could post me a gdb trace: http://forums.x-plan...showtopic=29916

@tobs: Which GPU switch exactly? There is the EXT AC power connect button in the overhead, and the GPU power selector in the CDU

Edited January 27, 2012 by philipp

TOBS · January 27, 2012

@shrader: On Linux, there is no crash log, but you would be my hero of the day if you could post me a gdb trace: http://forums.x-plan...showtopic=29916
@tobs: Which GPU switch exactly? There is the EXT AC power connect button in the overhead, and the GPU power selector in the CDU

The GPU selector in the CDU

Reagrds Tom

Edited January 28, 2012 by TOBS

schrader501 · January 27, 2012

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VRAM needed: 1243873. Trivial VRAM: 2249728. Packed VRAM: 1572864.

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LINUX: I saw filesystem type "iso9660", but I wanted "udf"

Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.

0xb7cd26c2 in ?? () from /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libc.so.6

(gdb) ^CQuit

(gdb)

I think the lines above "programm received ..." are not important, but if I could be your hero of the day ...

just a joke, if Ican do anything to help ...

... the CRJ is the love of my life! (Don't tell that to my wife!)

Greetz

S.

(EDVE)

TOBS · January 28, 2012

@shrader: On Linux, there is no crash log, but you would be my hero of the day if you could post me a gdb trace: http://forums.x-plan...showtopic=29916
@tobs: Which GPU switch exactly? There is the EXT AC power connect button in the overhead, and the GPU power selector in the CDU

The GPU button in the CDU.

OK found it! If I open and close the passenger door at the new stand I am able to use the CDU GPU button again - hm strange....

Regards Tom

philipp · January 28, 2012

schrader501, you missed the all-important step:

in the gdb console you will see the crash info ("catched SIGSEG blah blah ....").
- NOW you can create the back trace by simply typing in: bt

you just quitted without doing the "bt" before.

Philipp

TOBS · January 28, 2012

Philipp,

as I said I sorted out why I could not use the GPU button in the CDU - this was flying offline without xsquawkbox.

Just now I wanted to do an online flight - but my old problem with your plane occurs again. I restarted the plane, moved locations, opened and closed door so that I can use the CDU GPU button on - AC button on - but the PFD and MAP stays dark. as soon as I remove the xsquawkbox plugins it works again. My win7 64 is a very new setup. I asked about this before I waited for the XP10 updates cause I thought the problem is maybe here but it only occurs with the CRJ200. For me it is a really boaring think this quite expensive software not to use while flying online. What can we do, what can I do...? Has this something to do with the activation, is this maybe an opengl problem - how can we find out?

Maybe an interesting hint - the CDU in the plane is also dark - but it seems to work cause the CDU in my IPAD is working fine. But as I said before PFD EFIS and CDU in the plane are dark with xsquawkbox.

please crj200 developers help in this case.

Regards Tom

Edited January 28, 2012 by TOBS

Cameron · January 28, 2012

For me it is a really boaring think this quite expensive software not to use while flying online.

Tom,

You know this has not always been the case. Things have been quite stable for some time, and 1.4.1 is a big update with apparent growing pains.

Please discontinue with the always negative, demanding posts. I will not hash this out further with you here. There are many customers, all to which we are listening and tending to. Everyone deserves equally fair time and support, and that's how we delegate our time. You may downgrade if you see fit for the moment.

I, as well as the others, are quite tired of the posts from you when you do happen to have a problem that make you feel you demand more attention than everyone else as a paying customer.

This is your only and final warning regarding this. Please consider and think before you post. This is the end of such discussion. Do not respond to and drag this out. You have been informed.

The CRJ is a very well supported product with a team of very dedicated individuals. Updates don't happen "just because." Items will be investigated and fixed in a timely fashion, and I stand by my feeling that this product is among the best supported products in the community.

TOBS · January 28, 2012

Tom,
Please discontinue with the always negative, demanding posts. I will not hash this out further with you here. There are many customers, all to which we are listening and tending to. Everyone deserves equally fair time and support, and that's how we delegate our time. You may downgrade if you see fit for the moment.
I, as well as the others, are quite tired of the posts from you when you do happen to have a problem that make you feel you demand more attention than everyone else as a paying customer.
This is your only and final warning regarding this. Please consider and think before you post. This is the end of such discussion. Do not respond to and drag this out. You have been informed.
The CRJ is a very well supported product with a team of very dedicated individuals. Updates don't happen "just because." Items will be investigated and fixed in a timely fashion, and I stand by my feeling that this product is among the best supported products in the community.

Cameron you are getting something wrong - maybe is my english or what you want to hear or think what you want to hear. I am not unfriendly but yes I demand support - of course I pay so I want and deserve support. I am not saying that you are doing something wrong. You remember the MU2 thing - I just wait for the new one cause of your activation thing what you are not able to solve. And here I have this problem with the CRJ200 and only with the CRJ200 and this for a while now. I just ask for help - maybe more times that you like. And maybe I point out things what you do not like to hear cause it is not good for business. But warning me to stopp my questions - is this good?

That´s all do not get me wrong and have in your mind that I do not speak in my mother tongue.

Regards Tom

Edited January 28, 2012 by TOBS

Cameron · January 28, 2012

Tom,

I could care less what you have to say about issues vs. "bad for business." I don't view any of them as such. This comes with the territory of programming plug-ins, so for me to expect that customers would not complain when something goes bad, let alone report bugs is silly. There is nothing you have ever divulged or stated that is any more or any less "bad for business" than anyone else.

My issue is with your demanding attitude. You do this often, it is spoken of often, and it doesn't take many posts to go through from you to see it.

If you want support (or to help us provide you with it), post away about your problems. However, including snide remarks about something being boring, demanding instantaneous help over others also seeking support, and a slew of other negative comments included in bug reports is NOT NECESSARY. Say what you need to say in your support posts and leave the negativity at the door. It's simple.

I really don't feel like digging up each negative remark from you. I consider you smart enough to know what I'm requesting, so I'll leave it at that.

TOBS · January 28, 2012

Tom,
I could care less what you have to say about issues vs. "bad for business." I don't view any of them as such. This comes with the territory of programming plug-ins, so for me to expect that customers would not complain when something goes bad, let alone report bugs is silly. There is nothing you have ever divulged or stated that is any more or any less "bad for business" than anyone else.
My issue is with your demanding attitude. You do this often, it is spoken of often, and it doesn't take many posts to go through from you to see it.
If you want support (or to help us provide you with it), post away about your problems. However, including snide remarks about something being boring, demanding instantaneous help over others also seeking support, and a slew of other negative comments included in bug reports is NOT NECESSARY. Say what you need to say in your support posts and leave the negativity at the door. It's simple.
I really don't feel like digging up each negative remark from you. I consider you smart enough to know what I'm requesting, so I'll leave it at that.

Yes, I do not want more Cameron. I only want to solve this xsquawkbox problem. And you must say that it is really silly that I did have to find out to open and close the door after moving the plane to another stand for using the CDU GPU button again, isn´t it. To find this out costs me hours of restarting xplane10 again and again. Same with my xsquawkbox plugin thing. I would not post if I could figure it out myself. Of course sometimes I am confused cause it is difficult to point a problem out which is based on a plugin. This really costs hours! Today I was happy to find out about that open/close the door thing and wanted to participate a LOWI flyin with our VA AirChild (where I am admin for xplane questions) and end up my day in writing support letters - this is boaring not the CRJ200! - if she would be boaring I simply would not touch that plane.

That´s all and I hope you do understand that I am not trying to bother you, your business or your colleagues. And I did a lot for the CRJ200 - I wrote this very long list for custom joystick buttons / keystrokes - cause the CRJ200 had none of this. I think this helped a lot of people who are using hardware to fly that plane.

Regards Tom

schrader501 · January 28, 2012

Ok, not hero of the day ... :wacko:

Here the lines of interest:

Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.

0xb7cd26e1 in ?? () from /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libc.so.6

(gdb) bt

#0 0xb7cd26e1 in ?? () from /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libc.so.6

#1 0x085873a3 in std::vector<void*, std::allocator<void*> >::_M_insert_aux(__gnu_cxx::__normal_iterator<void**, std::vector<void*, std::allocator<void*> > >, void* const&) ()

#2 0x90cfeb48 in std::vector<void*, std::allocator<void*> >::insert(__gnu_cxx::__normal_iterator<void**, std::vector<void*, std::allocator<void*> > >, void* const&) ()