I installed 20010112 and tried Lotus Notes with it. The actionbar icons
are now correctly on the right.
Recently (I forget quite when) a new error appeared. Early on it produces
a RtlpWaitForCriticalSection wait timeout, but retries successfully (the
machine is an AMD K5-II 500, with 200Mb of RAM running RH 6.1 with 2.2.14
kernel).
There is also an odd message complaining that GetLocalInfoA
IDEFAULTLANGUAGE is not defined for your language 0009. Now when I looked
I could not find 0009 anywhere but it does look like part of the English
language IDs. I suppose that IDEFAULTLANGUAGE might be resonable for it,
but I do not know enough to know how it should be fixed.
Notes uses SetConsoleCtrlHandler, and gets a couple of fixmes at start and
finish.
Notes also tries to start a deamon (nhldaemn.EXE) and this always fails to
start. It does not seriously impair Notes not to have it as far as I can
tell, but I suppose one day it would be nice to find out why.
So I moved on to my next test, The Windows 1.1.8 java runtime environments.
The Sun one fails with the GetFastQueue16 error that I mentioned with the
last drop. Does anyone know what needs to be done to build a default
queue. I put in a suggestion last time but no one reacted to say whether
it was the right approach. Also there was the question about how it should
be deleted when the thread is cleared. The Windows SDK file I have does
not seem to list GetFastQueue16, so I do not know what the rules are.
The IBM one just hangs. No errors, no GetFastQueue16 error, but a hard and
solid loop. I will try to use trace to see what is happening.
