GP32 BSOD

[rcx21000]

It is evil!!!!!!!!!!!!! :angry: I am trying to compile a game with a 5mb bmp file and I get a "not enough VM" message, so I go and increase the VM, I select user managed size, enter 700MB and click set, all ok. Then I click OK and I get a BSOD stop 0x00000024 in classpnp.sys. So I look on google for stop 0x00000024 and it returns that 0x00000024 is a stop error with NTFS.sys, not classpnp.sys :blink: so I search stop 0x00000024 classpnp and there are no results :angry: I checked disk like the BSOD reccomended and no problems. The only change I have recently made to my computer is installed linux (mutiboot, no BSODs in linux ), but to do that I had moved my VM around so I could do some disk backup stuff, and when I re-put the VM it all worked fine. WHAT IS THE PROBLEM, I'M MAD AT WINDOZER EXTRA SLEEPY!!!!!!!!!

 

[Feeblez]

so much anger... :lol:

 

[rcx21000]

This topic needs a bump, I haven't gotten it working, and I have posted in 1000s of fourms, and no response :angry: I am making the best GP32 game in the world (mabye the 1000th best ) and I BADLY need help.

 

[Intruder]

What is it? I am interested in the best game of the world, ohhhhhh please tell me it an amazing RPG or a fighting game like KOF ;-).

 

[rcx21000]

It isn't, and don't get excited about it either becaues of this EVIL BSOD and every day that I don't code I am forgetting some GP32 stuff and soon it's all going to be forgoten, someone HELP!!!

 

[Feeblez]

can you give more details?

are you including the 5mb bitmap in your code?
most compilers will make a fuss or go horribly wrong when you include a lot of global data (especially in header files), so it would be better if you write the raw image data to a file then load it in at runtime.

i have written a bitmap loader, but if i was to load a 5mb bitmap in it would need 10mb! :blink: (more than the gamepark's memory)

so you should probably use the raw file method, but you maybe need to write a pc utility to do this...