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bsdsocket error

Last updated on 3 hours ago
ami-elvisami-elvisJunior Member
Posted 5 hours ago
Whenever I leave my AROS machine alone for awhile (I know, I shouldn't) when I return 15-20 minutes later this error is there. Is it something i can fix? I've never seen that happen as long as I'm actively using the machine.
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regards
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deadwoodAROS Dev
Posted 4 hours ago
Do you have an active connection? Like maybe SMB share mounted?

Next time you get the crash, be sure to click "More..." button and show full stack trace. Smile
ami-elvisami-elvisJunior Member
Posted 3 hours ago
This time I had, but previously no, I just recently found the wonderful SMB-GUI. Will collect more info next time, thanks Smile
AMIGASYSTEMAMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer
Posted 3 hours ago
@ami-elvis
Where are you running AROS One on a native PC, a Windows VM, or a Linux VM?
If you're using a Windows VM, SMB2 is disabled every 15 minutes of inactivity.

SMB2 automatically re-enables itself as soon as you click on the share or its volume, so it shouldn't trigger that Guru error; I've never experienced it.
ami-elvisami-elvisJunior Member
Posted 3 hours ago
So there are ghosts in my machine, interesting. I'm running native PC's, better do as Deadwood says and hit that "More" button. Funny, I've worked as a Developer for 25 years but are still lousy at writing bugs and testing Smile
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