On Fri 9 February 2007 20:22, leee wrote: > > It's difficult to imagine a system problem that might cause this behaviour, > in view of the fact that resetting appears to fix the problem. > > However, I know that there are a few problems that I've seen here that no > one else appears to have experienced on their systems, one long running > example being problems with the wind and visibility settings not being > honoured. > > If it is a system problem, I simply don't know where to start looking. > Could a compiler problem cause this? It's the only thing I can think of in > view of the fact that I'm using Debian Stable and the gcc version is pretty > old. I'm not sure that would explain the history of the problem either, > that is, it was working ok then stopped working ok.
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