Make sure you download version 0.99.7 which fixes that bug. If that still crashes, you probably have some strange extension/INIT that is conflicting with Bolo. Try using Macsbug, a debugger that catches such crashes and allows you to resume without rebooting. Download Macsbug, uncompress it, put it in the top level of your System Folder, and restart. Next time you crash, hit command-g and hopefully you'll be able to resume.

quot;Bolo is a 16 player graphical networked real-time multi-player tank battle game. It has elements of arcade-style shoot-em-up action, but for the serious players who play 12 hour games with 16 players working in teams in different networked computer clusters around an office or university campus, it becomes more of a strategy game." --Stuart Cheshire For an excellent introduction to the game, be sure to check out the Official Bolo Home Page at its new, faster location, http://www.lgm.

Getting started It is relatively easy to start playing Bolo. Simply download the game, launch it, and go through the built-in tutorial which will introduce you to the basics of the game. If you have any further questions, check out these sources of help: the short Bolo FAQ http://www.lgm.com/bolo/guides/bolofaq.html covering the 8 most frequently asked questions, What kind of stuff do I need to play Bolo? The original Bolo can only be played on a Mac.

You can get Bolo by using anonymous FTP (such as Fetch), gopher (TurboGopher), archie (Anarchie), or WWW (Netscape) from: The Official Bolo Web Archive http://www.lgm.com/bolo/archive/ Everything you need to get started with Bolo. This is the preferred source. Official Bolo FTP Archive ftp://ftp.lgm.com/bolo/ This site contains everything under the Bolo sun. InfoMac Archive http://hyperarchive.lcs.mit.edu/HyperArchive.

Bolo was meant to be played by multiple people over a network. Unlike other games where you predictably conquer the game sooner or later, or repeatedly beat up on your best friend or little brother, Bolo can be played against total strangers on the Net. You must have a Macintosh computer with MacTCP or OpenTransport installed, and have access to one of the following connections: modem, direct ethernet, or AppleTalk.

From Bill Studenmund (wrstuden@loki.stanford.edu): I bet you have a "minimal" installed MacOS, no? There is a call that was part of an experiment for supporting booting w/ VM on. The project wasn't completed, and this call was left in. It is not implimented on minimal systems, but is on full installs.

In the past we found that the duplicate key errors occurred about the time of where the data was upgraded from one version of MYM DOS to the next version of MYM DOS. Then these errors were carried forward into MYM Windows. Does that sound possible for your situation. Generally these duplicates are far enough apart in date order, that the transactions splits are not affected. For that reason we added a processing option to MYM2QIFW called "Primary Indexes - Not Unique".

Apparently, the Installer has difficulties writing large amounts of data to large partitions. As a workaround, you can either use multiple smaller partitions, or else you can use the Installer to install as much as you can, hope it manages to install tar, and then copy in the archive and install the rest of it from within NetBSD. The first option might be the better way to go on this one, however. mentioned in the upgrading section of the INSTALL doc, you need to edit the file /etc/rc.

If not, then restart your computer. When you access Internet Explorer again hit your refresh button and then attempt Blackboard and your webmail again.

This is not an error with SiteX. It is caused by a poorly configured or overloaded server, and is more likely to occur if many other websites are hosted on the same server as you site, typically this would be on a virtual server configuration. The error is caused when too many people are trying to connect to the MySQL server at one time.

You are trying to run a command on a SUN workstation with a SunOS or Solaris operating system version that is different to the one on which the program was compiled. S: Either run the program on another workstation with newer Solaris version, or compile the program again on your workstation.

Log in to your account with SSH and test your script. To do this, go into the directory in which your script is located, then execute the script.

This will occur if there is a network problem preventing the authorisation of your credit card. The problem usually lies with the processing bureau and the financial institution. If this occurs, under most circumstances the problem is usually fixed within a few minutes. If the problem still persists, please notify us.

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Dynamic Web TWAIN uses a special way to see if an image is uploaded and processed successfully by server. If the server returns 0 bytes, indicates success. Otherwise, indicates failure. In other words, when the uploaded image is processed successfully, the action page on the server should not return anything. When you get the error "HTTP process error", please check the response string from the HTTP server. You can get the response string by using the HTTPPostResponseString property.

The current version of Bolo is 0.99.7. Because the various versions are not compatible with each other, if you are using an older version, you should download the new version immediately from our web archive or FTP archive.

For years, the answer was no, but this has changed dramatically with the development of multiple Bolo Clones, culminating in the recent release of WinBolo/LinBolo for the Windows/Intel and Linux/Intel platforms.

Where can I find hacks for Bolo? These and many other interesting issues are all addressed in detail within this FAQ. Once you've read the FAQ, feel free to post any other questions or comments relevant to Bolo. You may also post small binaries which are relevant to Bolo, likely to be of interest to a wide variety of people, and best distributed via Usenet.

If Bolo seems jumpy or laggy even when you're playing in single- player mode, or if you seem to have more network problems than somebody else with a similar network setup, then make sure you have properly optimized your game: If you're short on memory or CPU horsepower or don't have any L2 cache (such as some base PowerBook 5300 and 1400 models), lose sounds entirely by removing BoloSounds from the Bolo folder.

Peter Lewis, Mac network guru and author of Bolo Finder, contributed to this pseudo-technical explanation. If you just want to know how to play, skip ahead to the sections on Boloing over Appletalk or the Internet.] Unlike most other network games, Bolo is not a client-server system. Bolo forms a network of Macs by linking them in a ring where one player sends packets of game information to a neighbor, who in turn sends packets to the next neighbor on the ring, and so on.