Terry:
Hello! Nope, I never did figure out that error. You're right, some
users worked around it by disabling the 1394 interface completely
from the list of "network interfaces" (it's not as if 1394 is, really, a
network interface to begin with). But that workaround isn't 100%, and
Kaboodle development has mothballed while I work on EchoVNC
these days...
cheers,
Scott
On Apr 5, 2008, at 7:22 AM, Terry E. Muskoff wrote:
> I am a new Kaboodle user. I have it installed on an IBM Thinkpad R40
> which has an integrated IEEE adapter.
>
> While Kaboodle is doing its startup scan an error window pops up,
> but it
> continues the scan underneath the error window and then goes on to
> finish the "Classifying New Devices" phase (6 of 6 are done.)
>
> Of course there is lots of data in the error dialog but I do not know
> what is significant to report. When I close the error window Kaboodle
> also closes without further comment.
>
> Is there a way to correct and/or work around this problem?
>
> Note: I saw a few other posts regarding problems with the IEEE
> adapter,
> so I disabled it but that did not change the problem in any way.
>
> Thanks,
> Terry
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