Has any body else had problems using the Graphics command. Because when I compile and run a BMax program that changes the video resolution to any other than the desktop, I get a appstub. single handler 11 error, yet it it will run in a window.
The hardware is a Toshiba Satellite 2450-S203
the video card is a nvidia Go 420 (what a pain to set up)
I have the same problem (also with Ubuntu 6.06) as soon as i try to turn to fullscreen mode.
(Card=nvidia Gefore Go 7900GS, nvidia drivers installed)
The (very simple) progam i try to run:
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Graphics 800,600,1
Delay 2000
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The output i get:
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Building Test
Compiling:Test.bmx
flat assembler version 1.64
3 passes, 2635 bytes.
Linking:Test
Executing:Test
appstub.linux signal handler 11
Process complete
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Thanks for help!
Marmoth
I found where the problem was coming from:
The X-System had no other resolution than the desktop one.
You have to add new resolutions manually to you x.config file.
this is a useful link to do that:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowtonote: This should be done on any computer that would use your program. Perhaps it should be better to warn users about that or to include a resolution checker in your program.
Cheers,
Marmoth
Thanks for the info. I had a feeling it was some thing to do with the X configuration but i didn't have the time to play with it.