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Max runs fine, after install of Jitter program closes after booting up. Am Running on a brand new hp pavilion dv9000 vista supreme home edition. Any one else with this problem?

Max runs fine, after install of Jitter program closes after booting up.  Am Running on a brand new hp pavilion dv9000 vista supreme home edition.  Any one else with this problem?


startup-crash-in-vista

probably not supreme enough if you don't have quicktime installed?

> Max runs fine, after install of Jitter program closes after booting 

> up. Am Running on a brand new hp pavilion dv9000 vista supreme 

> home edition. Any one else with this problem?

>
> Max runs fine, after install of Jitter program closes after booting  
> up.  Am Running on a brand new hp pavilion dv9000 vista supreme  
> home edition.  Any one else with this problem?


Next one on the list to check out is Java, and/or trying adding 

jitter java-init 0; to a file named jitter-config.txt to prevent Java 

from loading on launch. Search forums for more info or contact 

If that still doesn't work, I suppose OpenGL is worth investigating, 

though it shouldn't crash just on startup. Close to every problem on 

application launch with Jitter on Windows (including XP) is related 

Next one on the list to check out is Java, and/or trying adding  
jitter java-init 0; to a file named jitter-config.txt to prevent Java  
from loading on launch. Search forums for more info or contact  
support@cycling74.com.

If that still doesn't work, I suppose OpenGL is worth investigating,  
though it shouldn't crash just on startup. Close to every problem on  
application launch with Jitter on Windows (including XP) is related  
to either QuickTime or Java.

Didn't they do something nasty to Open GL in Vista?

I haven't been keeping up with it but i do remember a lot of gamers getting pretty animated about it. Possibly worth a search to see what you can come up with, after all the news on Vista changes from day to day and depends on who you ask.

Didn't they do something nasty to Open GL in Vista? 

There was a whole stink about OpenGL being a second class citizen on

Vista, but the outcry caused MS to backtrack.

> Didn't they do something nasty to Open GL in Vista?

> I haven't been keeping up with it but i do remember a lot of gamers getting pretty animated about it. Possibly worth a search to see what you can come up with, after all the news on Vista changes from day to day and depends on who you ask.

> Imagination is more important than knowledge - A. Einstein

There was a whole stink about OpenGL being a second class citizen on
Vista, but the outcry caused MS to backtrack.

On 2/13/07, john inder  wrote:
>
> Didn't they do something nasty to Open GL in Vista?
>
> I haven't been keeping up with it but i do remember a lot of gamers getting pretty animated about it. Possibly worth a search to see what you can come up with, after all the news on Vista changes from day to day and depends on who you ask.
>
> Hope that helps,
> John
> --
> Imagination is more important than knowledge - A. Einstein
>


Yes, I can confirm we have problems with Java in MaxMSP in Windows Vista. It affects all of our Java functionality. For now, you can put the line jitter java 0; inside a file named "jitter-config.txt" in the search path to disable Java in Jitter, and stay away from the mxj and mxj~ objects elsewhere.

We shall let you know as soon as we have it working.

Yes, I can confirm we have problems with Java in MaxMSP in Windows Vista. It affects all of our Java functionality. For now, you can  put the line jitter java 0; inside a file named "jitter-config.txt" in the search path to disable Java in Jitter, and stay away from the mxj and mxj~ objects elsewhere.

Hi, we're having the same problem - and putting that message in a 

file jitter-config.txt (in the "init" folder) comes up with an error 

in the max window (right before crash) that says "Error: jit_kernel: 

doesn't understand java-init". This is on Windows Vista, newest Max/ 

On Feb 9, 2007, at 3:53 AM, Joshua Kit Clayton wrote:

> On Feb 8, 2007, at 6:10 PM, Matt wrote:

> Next one on the list to check out is Java, and/or trying adding 

> jitter java-init 0; to a file named jitter-config.txt to prevent 

> Java from loading on launch. Search forums for more info or contact 

> If that still doesn't work, I suppose OpenGL is worth 

> investigating, though it shouldn't crash just on startup. Close to 

> every problem on application launch with Jitter on Windows 

> (including XP) is related to either QuickTime or Java.

Hi, we're having the same problem - and putting that message in a  
file jitter-config.txt (in the "init" folder) comes up with an error  
in the max window (right before crash) that says "Error: jit_kernel:  
doesn't understand java-init".  This is on Windows Vista, newest Max/ 
Jitter from the website (1.6.2).

>
> On Feb 8, 2007, at 6:10 PM, Matt wrote:
>
>>
>> Quicktime is installed
>
> Next one on the list to check out is Java, and/or trying adding  
> jitter java-init 0; to a file named jitter-config.txt to prevent  
> Java from loading on launch. Search forums for more info or contact  
> support@cycling74.com.
>
> If that still doesn't work, I suppose OpenGL is worth  
> investigating, though it shouldn't crash just on startup. Close to  
> every problem on application launch with Jitter on Windows  
> (including XP) is related to either QuickTime or Java.
>
> -Joshua


On Feb 16, 2007, at 7:28 AM, evan.raskob [lists] wrote:

> Hi, we're having the same problem - and putting that message in a 

> file jitter-config.txt (in the "init" folder) comes up with an 

> error in the max window (right before crash) that says "Error: 

> jit_kernel: doesn't understand java-init". This is on Windows 

> Vista, newest Max/Jitter from the website (1.6.2).

Put anywhere else in the search path besides init. Jitter is not 

loaded at the point hat the init foder is read.

Sorry for the misinformation regarding the message. The message 

should be "jitter java 0;", not "jitter java-init;" The latter will 

actually try to load jitter java support at a later point.

> Hi, we're having the same problem - and putting that message in a  
> file jitter-config.txt (in the "init" folder) comes up with an  
> error in the max window (right before crash) that says "Error:  
> jit_kernel: doesn't understand java-init".  This is on Windows  
> Vista, newest Max/Jitter from the website (1.6.2).

Put anywhere else in the search path besides init. Jitter is not  
loaded at the point hat the init foder is read.

Sorry for the misinformation regarding the message. The message  
should be "jitter java 0;", not "jitter java-init;" The latter will  
actually try to load jitter java support at a later point.

I don't actully have jitter yet so im not sure but i have had no problems with Max/Msp on Vista. I'm using vista xtreem which has got all he nastyness and resource hogging shite ripped out(also its only 350meg) so if a windows service is interfering with anything then it may not be in vista xtreem.

Also as you were sayingabout a OpenGl problem....would it be anything to do with the implimation of Direct X 10 drivers. Microsoft totatlly remade vista compared to XP so you never know what they messeda round with. eg the audio drivers have been taken out of the main kernel and made as a separate service in a UNIXesqe way.

I shall play around with different java stuff though to try and make it go wrong....its always fun to see what i can do to make windows crash

I don't actully have jitter yet so im not sure but i have had no problems with Max/Msp on Vista. I'm using vista xtreem which has got all he nastyness and resource hogging shite ripped out(also its only 350meg) so if a windows service is interfering with anything then it may not be in vista xtreem. 

Also as you were sayingabout a OpenGl problem....would it be anything to do with the implimation of Direct X 10 drivers. Microsoft totatlly remade vista compared to XP so you never know what they messeda round with. eg the audio drivers have been taken out of the main kernel and made as a separate service in a UNIXesqe way. 

I shall play around with different java stuff though to try and make it go wrong....its always fun to see what i can do to make windows crash


I'am having the same problem. I've looked for the file jitter-config.txt but I can't find it. Where it should be?

I used to have old version of max and jitter and it worked just fine on my system (I'm using vista), but then I downloaded the latest versions of max and jitter and it's not working anymore.

Hi guys,
I'am having the same problem. I've looked for the file jitter-config.txt but I can't find it. Where it should be?
I used to have old version of max and jitter and it worked just fine on my system (I'm using vista), but then I downloaded the latest versions of max and jitter and it's not working anymore.
thanks,
Itamar


There isn;t one. You have to make it. Put it in the same folder as

> I'am having the same problem. I've looked for the file jitter-config.txt but I can't find it. Where it should be?

> I used to have old version of max and jitter and it worked just fine on my system (I'm using vista), but then I downloaded the latest versions of max and jitter and it's not working anymore.

There isn;t one.  You have to make it.  Put it in the same folder as
the Max config.

On 3/31/07, Itamar  wrote:
>
> Hi guys,
> I'am having the same problem. I've looked for the file jitter-config.txt but I can't find it. Where it should be?
> I used to have old version of max and jitter and it worked just fine on my system (I'm using vista), but then I downloaded the latest versions of max and jitter and it's not working anymore.
> thanks,
> Itamar
>


I created a text file named jitter-config.txt and wrote inside "jitter java 0;". the file is now in cycling74/java (in the same place as the max.java.config.

Hi wes,
I created a text file named jitter-config.txt and wrote inside "jitter java 0;". the file is now in cycling74/java (in the same place as the max.java.config.
but still max/msp crashes at startup....
What shell i do???


> I created a text file named jitter-config.txt and wrote inside 

> "jitter java 0;". the file is now in cycling74/java (in the same 

> but still max/msp crashes at startup....

Unless I'm missing something, it seems to be the java 1.6 issue, so 

- in the "max.java.config.txt" file located in C74:/java/ change the 

line "max.jvm.option -Xms16m" to "max.jvm.option -Xms64m"

> Hi wes,
> I created a text file named jitter-config.txt and wrote inside  
> "jitter java 0;". the file is now in cycling74/java (in the same  
> place as the max.java.config.
> but still max/msp crashes at startup....
> What shell i do???

Unless I'm missing something, it seems to be the java 1.6 issue, so  
try this:
- in the "max.java.config.txt" file located in C74:/java/ change the  
line "max.jvm.option -Xms16m" to "max.jvm.option -Xms64m"
- remove the jitter-config.txt
- start Max.

i can confirm Emmanuel's method, java works with vista/jitter

> > I created a text file named jitter-config.txt and wrote inside

> > "jitter java 0;". the file is now in cycling74/java (in the same

> > but still max/msp crashes at startup....

> Unless I'm missing something, it seems to be the java 1.6 issue, so

> - in the "max.java.config.txt" file located in C74:/java/ change the

> line "max.jvm.option -Xms16m" to "max.jvm.option -Xms64m"

On 4/1/07, Emmanuel Jourdan  wrote:
>
> On 31 mars 07, at 23:22, Itamar wrote:
>
> > Hi wes,
> > I created a text file named jitter-config.txt and wrote inside
> > "jitter java 0;". the file is now in cycling74/java (in the same
> > place as the max.java.config.
> > but still max/msp crashes at startup....
> > What shell i do???
>
> Unless I'm missing something, it seems to be the java 1.6 issue, so
> try this:
> - in the "max.java.config.txt" file located in C74:/java/ change the
> line "max.jvm.option -Xms16m" to "max.jvm.option -Xms64m"
> - remove the jitter-config.txt
> - start Max.
>
> Cheers,
> ej
>

Thanks Guys!
It was it. Now it finally working!
I really appreciate your help
Cheers,
Itamar


Startup Crash in Vista