Cannot access memory at adress 0xffffe70c
 

I have a lite problem geting my server up and running.
it runs as long no player connects to it,
but directly when someone connects and start playing is says:

Connection problems.......

in the server terminal it says:

Cannot access memoy ad adress 0xffffe70c

WTF?!?!?
i have no ide what is the problem

i am runing a CS 1.5 server on my p4 900Mhz 256MB RAM

Re: Cannot access memory at adress 0xffffe70c
 

This is a weird one. If you have any plugins/metamod runing disable all of them and try again.

I would try reinstalling cs totally.
not that bad really.

Backup all of your configuration files in a zip file keeping path names so you can simply unzip after you reinstall to have your exact configuration.

Re: Cannot access memory at adress 0xffffe70c
 

I would try it on a fresh barebones CS server first, though...

Re: Cannot access memory at adress 0xffffe70c
 

I have no plugin/metemod running!

I have tryed to reinstald Debian Linux on the computer then instalded hlds_l_3111 and cs 1.5 and stardet the server:

./hlds_rund -game cstrike +map de_dust +maxplayers 8 -debug

it dident work så i reinstalled Debian linux once again and instaled hlds_l_3110(I think) an cs 1.5, they both tryes got the same error

Cannot access memoy at adress XxXXXXXXX


can it be the Ram memory??

Re: Cannot access memory at adress 0xffffe70c
 

That sounds like a hardware problem...

I'm not an expert of these questions. Have you tried the memtest bootdisk ?

Re: Cannot access memory at adress 0xffffe70c
 

memtest bootdisk???

sorry I instaled linux for the first time so I am a n00b :P
if you tell me exactly how to do this memtest I will do it!

Re: Cannot access memory at adress 0xffffe70c
 

http://www.memtest.org/
nothing to do with linux..

Re: Cannot access memory at adress 0xffffe70c
 

Maybe it is not getting a privlege it needs. Try running it as root ONLY TO SEE IF IT WORKS, then close it. Running things as root is insecure, so only do it to see if it works. I can't stress this enough.

Re: Cannot access memory at adress 0xffffe70c
 

I am running the server as root.
and I dident get the memtest to work, I don't know how to unpack a iso file in linux.

Re: Cannot access memory at adress 0xffffe70c
 

You have to write them to a disk and boot with it, I believe. Are you using SELinux by any chance?

Another thing, running stuff like that as root is bad. If that program gets taken over they can do a ton of crap to your system. If it is run as user they have to break out of the user to screw up your system.

Re: Cannot access memory at adress 0xffffe70c
 

A okay sfx1999

can you tell my how to make a bootdisc out of the ios file?
I know it is simpel but I cant figure out how.

as soon I get det server working I will stop running everything as root.

Re: Cannot access memory at adress 0xffffe70c
 

If the image file is just 1.44Mb (i.e, not compressed) you can do this

cat /your/file.iso > /dev/fd0

(fd0 or whatever your floppy disk is called on Linux)
Prettier method:

dd if=/your/file.iso of=/dev/fd0 bs=512

which does the same thing. Obviously you gotta have a blank disk ready in your floppy drive (not mounted).

Re: Cannot access memory at adress 0xffffe70c
 

I have tryed ro run the command:
dd if=/your/file.iso of=/dev/fd0 bs=512

it says:
dd: writing `/dev/fd0': Input/output error
97+0 records in
96+0 records out

then I restartet the computer and it dident boot from the floppy.
I have tryed 3 floppy discs

Re: Cannot access memory at adress 0xffffe70c
 

is the floppy drive /dev/fd0 or /dev/fd0a ? (or anything else ?)
change the command accordingly

Also make sure your CMOS setup is set to boot on floppy before looking on the hard disk.

And there must be an install procedure somewhere on the memtest website, no ? I would be very surprised if not...

Re: Cannot access memory at adress 0xffffe70c
 

Okay I have got the computer too boot from the memtest floppy, but...
is says:

@X: 0400
AX: 0212
BX: 3A00
CX: 0401
DX: 0100.

and it is in a infinit loop,
is this ok? shod I just wait?

Re: Cannot access memory at adress 0xffffe70c
 

From the memtest86 site: