After upgrading our WP7 app to WP8, the app stops working (as in just halts and none of the ui elements work) almost immediately after the splash screen.
The only output seems to be this: ‘The thread 0xb6c has exited with code 259 (0x103).’.
How do I go about debugging this problem? The app works perfectly on WP7.
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Sounds like there may be some errors in your configuration. Make sure that you have a Navigation page in your WMAppManifest file.
If you do, then check if your namespaces are correct and your project directory names have not been modified so that all resources (file paths, app name etc..) within the csproj file point to valid paths. If you’ve renamed the solution, or any namespaces, you have to ensure that those changes are reflected throughout the project files.
If none of that works, try creating a new solution and importing your project (create any relevant backups first) and see if that fixes the issue.
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chervol commented Jun 7, 2017
How to interpret error codes when miner fails?
So far seen next messages (Fedora 25, EWBC 0.3.3, GTX1060 3Gb):
Thread exited with code: 4
Thread exited with code: 29
Thread exited with code: 46
Thread exited with code: 77
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ziomber commented Jul 7, 2017
I’ll add one more question to this. With —eexit 1 they should exit or no? I’m getting 4, thred is restarting and right after is going 46 and after that should exit but it stays with speed 0 sols/s 🙁
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trampliu commented Jul 15, 2017
How to solve this error?
Thread exited with code:4
Thread exited with code:29
Thread exited with code:46
GPU is stucked.
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Comandant commented Jul 17, 2017
I don’t know the exact interpretation, but it happened to me twice..
- When I OC’ed a videocard too much, gave the error "Thread exited with code: 4"
- When I turned on an AC that consumed too much power for the line to handle, both the PC that the card was in, and the AC, so it gave me the error again. I just disconnected that AC and it worked fine again.
Both times I had to manually restart the application.
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vla7 commented Aug 18, 2017
As I know, error 46 is dipped voltage, 77 — overclocking.
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FatShady2017 commented Aug 28, 2017
@Comandant what do you mean bai AC? Air Conditioning? I am having the same error
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JimTriangle commented Oct 26, 2017
What is Error code 6 ?
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GustDK commented Nov 6, 2017
thread exited with code: 73 ? what is it ?
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Pacient1987 commented Nov 27, 2017
Help me pleace. My code error is 73. What is it meen? overclock too much?
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FatShady2017 commented Nov 27, 2017
Error 73 was too much OC for me. Turning clock values down I got rid of error 73.
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89twilson commented Nov 30, 2017
Anyone have experience with Error 74? I just installed our 6th Nvidia 1070 8gb (Gigabyte Windforce) and I get Error 74 then Error 46 after about 2 or 3 hours it then restarts runs and eventually shuts off.
I just can’t find anything about Error 74 online. 46 seems to be a dip in voltage. Everything was stable before the addition of the 6th card. I do have the power setting low and one card was creeping up toward the low heat limit I set (73 c). Any advice would help.
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GustDK commented Nov 30, 2017
@89twilson the power is very low for those GPUs, try this configuration until now to be stable for me:
power 88
core clock: +100
Mem Clock: +650
that gives like 440 — 450 sol / s
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89twilson commented Dec 2, 2017
@GustDK Okay I ran those settings and it worked for 30 minutes before exiting thread with a code: 73 then code: 46.
This thread seems to think that means there was too much overclocking (73)? Then, a dip in voltage (46)?
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89twilson commented Dec 2, 2017
@GustDK actually nevermind. I changed Afterburner levels and when I rebooted they reverted to my old OC settings. Running on your suggested settings now and will update when I prove the system runs stable. Thank you.
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FatShady2017 commented Dec 2, 2017
@GustDK Try monitoring the power of each card by looking sthe the graph. If something is wrong there then it must be your risers
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jip800 commented Dec 8, 2017
I cant even get that far I try to run it and it immediately tells me system cannot execute the specified program any idea on a fix
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Alexisgarci commented Jan 29, 2018
89twilson what PSU are you using for your rig?
My setup is the following:
- node A is where I start
- node B is the gateway machine
- node C is the destination.
From A to B I have setup SSH public key authentication but from B to C I am not allowed to.
So from node A I use the following incantation which actually works from a different machine (Ubuntu 14.04):
… however, when I try from a different location with another machine (Ubuntu 16.04 — though I doubt that’s relevant), the invocation of sshpass promptly returns without any kind of output and an exit code (obtained with echo $? ) of 6.
More puzzling is the fact that if I do the steps separately, they succeed: