any ideas what would make cabozola lock up on montage view?
runs for a bit then locks up and i need to close browser and repopen it to fix it.
Also i notice that the computer viewing the cameras on montage is running cpu at 100% on the browser in task manager????
seems odd that it would take that much of resources on the system viewing the cameras?
ive tried viewing from several different computer's too which i got same results.
Only 2 cameras i have on one ebay cheap card on a fedora core 3 system running specs are
p3 500
5gig drive
The system is on Monitor only NOT RECORDING AT ALL.
please help
cabozola keeps locking up ?
yes the custom cd the first one i got from you ver 1.19.? something.
might be the computer im going to attempt to setup another computer just too see. that way we dont waste time diaging something we shouldnt.
ya know....but i thought if you had any problems with cambolzola you could tell me.
i know the logs had a few errors in it and i'll post those today either way.
might be the computer im going to attempt to setup another computer just too see. that way we dont waste time diaging something we shouldnt.
ya know....but i thought if you had any problems with cambolzola you could tell me.
i know the logs had a few errors in it and i'll post those today either way.
jay
I've have had some issues but am not sure it's cambozola. I do remember going back to .22 on a couple occasions. I have almost no windoze machines left except for my laptop with XP (I hardly ever use it for looking at ZM mostly just for work), A win 2003 server that I'm going to blow away as soon as I have a chance, and a IPAQ 4700 with 2003 mobile. The rest of my 4 machines are all Linux now. I should be checking with windows though since I'm building the FC3 packages to make sure there are no issues. I was considering building a bug report forum like bugzilla on one of my web pages to try to keep track of things but that will be a ways down the road.
Let us know if you figure it out though.
Cheers,
Cordel
Let us know if you figure it out though.
Cheers,
Cordel