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Codas
Wandering Monster
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i have a similar problem, but i get the error code
"5, 1, 1, 4, 104"
Can anybody tell me what i have to do?
i only have the java version 1.4.2_02 and reinstalled dundjinni about 3 times now (with all the patches) but i still get the same error everytime i try to start dundjinni.
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Steve
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It appears that you have something wrong with the registration code. Haven't seen this before. Check with Fluid about getting a different registration code maybe.
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saeth
Wandering Monster
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ok im getting the error 5,1,1,3,100 when i try to run it, i've re installed it and only have one version of java (the 1.4.2_07 i think) and still get it (and when i upgrade from 1.00 to 1.04 the last 100 just changes to 104 :P)
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slashdevnull
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Which version of Windows are you running?
Is this a first-time install, or have you had Dundjinni running on your system prior to this? (That includes the demo)
Are you sure that your username and registration code are exactly what's listed either in the online store, or on the inside cover of the CD? If you're installing from CD, your name is "Retail Copy", or something like that. If you're installing from a downloaded copy, your username and reg code can be found by logging back into the online store and looking at "My Orders".
Edited by slashdevnull on 03/22/2005 at 4:03pm
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badger3k
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I'm running OS X, 10.3.8, with java 1.4.2, and my program just started
doing this. It normally works once after I reload the program, then will
not work on the second (and later). I don't get any error codes from the
program, but my console lists this:
Common components not loaded properly
java.lang.NullPointerException
at talisman.rg.<init>(rg.java)
at talisman.jb.b(jb.java)
at talisman.jb.<init>(jb.java)
at talisman.gb.a(gb.java)
at v.start(v.java)
at y.<init>(y.java)
at talisman.cr.<init>(cr.java)
at talisman.Talisman.main(Talisman.java)
at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
at
sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAcce ssorImpl.
java:39)
at
sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMe thodAcce
ssorImpl.java:25)
at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:324)
at apple.launcher.LaunchRunner.run(LaunchRunner.java:88)
at apple.launcher.LaunchRunner.callMain(LaunchRunner.java:50)
at
apple.launcher.JavaApplicationLauncher.launch(JavaApplicatio nLauncher.j
ava:52)
I have no idea if that even refers to the program, but that's what comes
up.
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Brimshack
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I'm getting error code 4,2,2,4,104
I am on Mac OSX 10.3, and the 1.42 version of Java is all I
have on my computer.
This is a heck of a bug guys.
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badger3k
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I'm not sure if this helps, but my problem may have been due to the
items. I noticed that the CSUAC (sp?) stuff I had put in had the properties
file showing up as a UNIX doc. When I replaced them with the other doc
that is in the other files, and put everything in one folder at a time, it
works. So far, I haven't had the problem again.
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Brimshack
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What does CSUAC stand for?
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Steve
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I don't know why the errors reported here should be occurring. My only proactive suggestion is to contact Fluid for a new registration number.
To help those encountering this problem to understand these error messages better, though --
The error report gives the following:
Code: A,B,C,D,E
Where:
A: Reason
1 = Invalid number of arguments passed to program
2 = Invalid launch platform
3 = Key failed to validate
4 = User name failed checksum comparison
5 = Registration key is for incorrect platform
6 = Wrong type of registration key used
7 = Invalid SKU
8 = Invalid version
9 = Invalid user id
10 = Failed platform test
B: Run Platform
1 = Windows
2 = Mac OSX
C: Build Platform
1 = Windows
2 = Mac OSX
D: SKU
0 = Demo version
1 = Silver (discontinued)
2 = Gold (discontinued)
3 = Platinum (discontinued)
4 = New format "Unified" version
E: BUILD Version
100 thru 104 are valid values
That revealed, it occurs to me that in some cases this will lead to more confusion than it will clear up. Some wacky exceptions occur here because of the switch from Silver/Gold/Platinum Windows/Mac delineation to the unified, platform-independent model. If you have an older key, it might be victim of a bug despite our attempts to smooth this out.
For example, Wandering Monster, it appears you have a registration key for an older version of the program. I'm not sure why; the "old" format keys should not have been given for a Mac installation (there was no mac version then). In any case, I'd see about getting a new key.
Badger, your problem isn't registration. The crash you are getting indicates that something is mucked up or inaccessible for some reason in your resource directories. The "Map" folder and the "res" folder contain critical items that must be available (esp. the 'res' folder). If you've customized any files here, there may be errors in them. Worst case, backup, reinstall, and try again.
Hope this is helpful.
-- Steve
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Cecil Solomon's User-Art Conformity (project).
Here's a link http://www.gmsparlor.com/mapping/csuac.html
It's a User-art orginization system so that you can share a .dja file , since without it we'd put our user-art wherever we dang well wanted it (Now we put it where Cecil wants it  ) and get those annoying [?]-labels everywhere...more information (explained better) is available at the site linked abouve.
~LrKr~
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Topic: "Improper Installation" issue
