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Can anyone advise as to how I can get rid of this type of crash, it is
becoming annoying to be sure:

NETSCAPE caused an invalid page fault in
module RNR20.DLL at 0167:030d4d6b.
Registers:
EAX=2d747069 CS=0167 EIP=030d4d6b EFLGS=00010286
EBX=00cfa4e6 SS=016f ESP=030bfcdc EBP=030bfcec
ECX=bff9e008 DS=016f ESI=00949124 FS=492f
EDX=ffffffff ES=016f EDI=00949134 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
83 38 00 74 21 33 db ff 34 03 ff 75 08 ff 15 bc
Stack dump:
00000000 00000000 00947890 00cfa4e6 030bfda0 030d6978 0094791c 00000000
0455d360 0455d330 bff79883 00018310 0092004c 00920000 bff793f0 00920000

Thank you - I Am running an IBM Aptiva 2159 P166 with 32 megs RAM, 3.5
HD, running windows '95a and netscape 4.7encryted.

Try the usual Netscape cure-all: Close Communicator, and delete the file
netscape.hst and the entire Netscape cache folder. Both will be rebuilt.
Post back if no improvement.
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If you can find an answer for this, write
Netscape; they would love to know as well!
Fortunately, this bug is relatively rare.

This is a fairly typical 'crash' and of no
real concern. I say no concern because there
is nothing you can do to prevent this. My
believe is agents of Bill Gates pulled a
Watergate type burglary and installed a
FUBAR snippet into Mozilla based on a
random number generator.

You will find this gitch with midi files as
well. Similar type message pops up. Seems to
be a conflict or corruption in a cache document.
I can duplicate this error, when it happens and
after closing Mozilla, by clearing my cache then
accessing the same site (midi) again. This error
will pop up everytime.

This technique is mentioned for a reason. Certain
audio/visual errors will become memory resident
in your cpu and cannot be flushed easily. This
behavior is almost like a TSR, Terminate and Stay
Resident program.

Only one cure I have found, which is rather annoying,
to clear your RAM of this problem. Close Mozilla,
clean your cache, do a warm reboot. Note dumping
your memory cache in Mozilla has no effect at all.
This problem resides in your CPU/RAM and cannot be
cleared without a warm reboot.

This is not *always* the case with every page
fault, but if you cannot clear this problem,
try closing all, warm reboot.

There is an interesting bug in Mozilla 4.7 which
you can 'call' at will. If you are silly enough
to leave Java turned on in your preferences.
Find a midi anywhere on our net, with Java on,
click on this midi file. You will see Java start,
Java crash, then see your midi load as normal.

* java is evil *

However, you should know I have only tested this
with Mozilla 4.7 under Win98 second edition. Who
knows on these things?

Best approach is to experiment, discover a way
to at least clear this page fault error, then
move on with hopes Bill Gate's installed random
FUBAR snippet in Mozilla's programming, doesn't
nail you again anytime soon.

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