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From‰:‰ Customer Services                                   18 Jan 90~
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Re‰  :‰ "Out of memory" after 6.01 to 6.10 upgrade.
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PROBLEM@@
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Invoking  Uniplex, after upgrading from version 6.01 to version  6.10,
displays  an error message, and the user is return to the Unix prompt.
The message is machine dependent, examples include "Out of memory" and
"Bus error - core dumped".


CAUSE@@
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It  appears that the Uniplex 6.01 compiled terminal definitions in the
the  directories  "UAP/commands"  and  "UAP/termdef"  are  not  always
compatible  with  Uniplex  version  6.10.   This  may  occur  if,  for
instance, Uniplex 6.01 used termcap, and 6.10 uses terminfo.


SOLUTION@@
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The simple solution is to remove the entries in these directories, for
example:

.JN
.FN FX-NORMAL
        rm -f UAP/commands/*

        rm -f UAP/termdef/*
.JY
.FN PS-NORMAL


The relevant $TERM entries will be compiled automatically when Uniplex
is next invoked.