Re: L2 cache corrupted 0.99
Posted: Sun Feb 16, 2014 5:48 am
One more question Yozzer: is it only Warband that crashes, or do other applications too? I find this problem most intriguing so I Googled for "warband game randomly crashes" and got a load of hits.
One guy played for 600 days and suddenly got crashes out of the blue, for no reason at all. Others change OS or hardware and get inexplicable random crashes. The game simply bombs out and is killed off by Windows. The keyword appears to be change. Warband runs stable until you change something. Any change, be it in hardware or software, appears to trigger random crashes. I say 'appears' because so far nobody has been able to put a finger on anything.
I was wondering if you could somehow re-install Warband with L2 on (without losing your saved games). Maybe the game configures itself properly during setup but panics when it finds something different. In this case "different" as in a sudden increase in disk speed. Anyone's guess is as good as mine.
Strange as it may seem, it would help if others reported similar L2 issues too. In my case (heavy L2 VM caching) PrimoCache has been perfectly stable so far.
One guy played for 600 days and suddenly got crashes out of the blue, for no reason at all. Others change OS or hardware and get inexplicable random crashes. The game simply bombs out and is killed off by Windows. The keyword appears to be change. Warband runs stable until you change something. Any change, be it in hardware or software, appears to trigger random crashes. I say 'appears' because so far nobody has been able to put a finger on anything.
I was wondering if you could somehow re-install Warband with L2 on (without losing your saved games). Maybe the game configures itself properly during setup but panics when it finds something different. In this case "different" as in a sudden increase in disk speed. Anyone's guess is as good as mine.
Strange as it may seem, it would help if others reported similar L2 issues too. In my case (heavy L2 VM caching) PrimoCache has been perfectly stable so far.