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by YV5LIX on February 25, 2003
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Hi all.
I will be running CTWIN ver 9.77 during this weekend's ARRL SSB contest and I gave a question.
Being in the DX side of the contest I always get call from DX stations, and as you all know this DX to DX QSOs are not valid for the contest's purposes, but instead of loosing time by explaining the DX station that his/her QSO is not valid, and since I would like to have a log record of their QSOs, I would like to be able to log the QSOs and after the contest replace their callsign with mine and run the fix_mine1.exe utility to delete them from the actual log that I will be sanding to the ARRL; up to here all seems ok and logic, but the problem is that I'm running Windows XP, and when I run fix_mine1.exe the program enters an endless error loop with the message below.
INTERRUPT 0DH, GENERAL PROTECTION FAULT possible illegal segment
error code = 019C
eax = 00000101 esi = 0000023C flags = 3206 ds = 0000
ebx = 00004A0C edi = 00000000 eip = 00000783 es = 0000
ecx = 00000000 ebp = 00C049E0 cs = 019F fs = 018F
edx = 000003CE esp = 000049DC ss = 017F gs = 0187
INTERRUPT 0DH, GENERAL PROTECTION FAULT possible illegal segment
error code = 019C
eax = 00000101 esi = 0000023C flags = 3206 ds = 0000
ebx = 00004A0C edi = 00000000 eip = 00000783 es = 0000
ecx = 00000000 ebp = 00C049E0 cs = 019F fs = 018F
edx = 000003CE esp = 000049DC ss = 017F gs = 0187
INTERRUPT 0DH, GENERAL PROTECTION FAULT possible illegal segment
error code = 019C
eax = 00000101 esi = 0000023C flags = 3206 ds = 0000
ebx = 00004A0C edi = 00000000 eip = 00000783 es = 0000
ecx = 00000000 ebp = 00C049E0 cs = 019F fs = 018F
edx = 000003CE esp = 000049DC ss = 017F gs = 0187
INTERRUPT 0DH, GENERAL PROTECTION FAULT possible illegal segment
and keeps going for ever
I configured fix_mine1.exe to be run as a windows 95 emulation and the results were just the same, it enters the same loop.
Now, is there a way to run fix_mine1.exe with CTWIN ver 9.77 to fix the bad QSOs?
Thanks for your replay.
Joe, YV5LIX
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