I want to publicly thank Martin for his
help (see below). The "divide error in module GDK-1.3.DLL
at 0137:00b1b7a0" was caused by using a generic video card driver and not
setting up for the specific monitor I was using. In my case I am using a
ATI MACH 64 imbedded chip set on my Intel motherboard, with a CTX P500 series
monitor. Once I set up for them and set my Color Palette to "High
Color (16 bit)", I was able to load Ethereal.
I am a happy camper. Thanks again Martin.
-----Original Message-----
From: Martin Regner
[mailto:martin.regner@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, October 15, 2002
12:25 PM
To: Kurtz, Mike [QUAD:9685:EXCH];
ethereal-users@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: SV: [Ethereal-users]
Divide error in module GDK-1.3.DLL
<Hi, Ethereal is the
product that I have needed for quite a while. I have attempted
to load 0.9.6 and 0.9.7. On a Win95 PC. I have loaded
WinPcap2.3 and <removed it to load WinPcap3.0. I have also loaded the
current winsock WS_32.DLL and still am having a problem on the initial
use of
the program. All <that comes up is an error
box that comes up under details as: "Ethereal caused a
divide error in module GDK-1.3.DLL at 0137:00b1b7a0"
Your problem could maybe be related to the number of
colors (preference/contol panel), screen reslution, graphic drivers or similar.
What I remember Cristinas problem was solved by
upgrading the graphic drivers.
Windows
DrWatson (drw*.log) log could give some more information about in what routine
the crash occur.
I guess your looks quite similar to this one :
