I've gotten ~10 e-mails from steampowered.com regarding this issue.
Everyone of them is virtually nothing but quoted information.
I had TF2 crash on my computer, then I went back in, snagged the memory dumps and submitted them to steampowered.com, told them I was on the wine list and I needed better DLL support from Nvidia.
Once they established that I had the advanced guide for myself, and I continued to procede by telling them:
After running Steam and opening TF2, download initializes from server correctly, as connecting to server system goes down.
kern.log: Apr 30 09:51:17 slinker-desktop kernel: [52605.857549] totem-plugin-vi[20091]: segfault at 4 rip 411a15 rsp 7fff5f4cb3e0 error 4 Apr 30 09:51:17 slinker-desktop kernel: [52605.934792] totem-plugin-vi[20089]: segfault at 4 rip 411a15 rsp 7fffaea1a930 error 4
Same two error messages in messages
----------- Next: Brian,
Thank you for submitting these minidumps. If you continue to experience problems with game crashes, please complete the steps in the link below.
Title: Troubleshooting Game Crashes Link: http://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=7169-TIAV-5361
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I'm not sure if this helps, but I was working on WineHT.dll at the same time, and maybe some sort of mis-interaction on the level of an application running on my operating system with your product could've resulted in the crash?
I was just hoping with the specific information on those memory locations perhaps you could provide me some knowledge of the Windows/DirectX API that deals with these particular switches, as to enlighten me towards my game not crashing in the future.
Sorry to complicate the issue :\ -BAF
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they responded with nothing but quotes
Now I'm trying to differentiate on an iron curtain the color differences being generated by heat being applied using nothing but a router. Figuring out why it corrupted those packets would be accessed in the API, then put into the CPU, calculating this. Once you've calculated the color differentiations throughout the sheet, you could re-draw this sheet in 3d with the right colors using OpenGL. That's the goal at least.
The important part being the edges between the different colors.
They finally closed the ticket today.
-BAF
P.S. Just have a seat, I'll be right with you with valid code.