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As a free game, we’re not able to pay for these costs.īut with peer-to-peer distribution (like BitTorrent), every computer can help spreading our game. But when there are many people downloading the files, one server is not sufficient, and placing different servers around the world is costly.

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Then all users can download it from that server.

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If you enjoy using torrents and if you would like to help us with your bandwidth, please consider leaving the torrent file and the downloaded game where they are! Other BitTorrent users can download the game from you, thus reducing the load on our own server.If a lot of people help us with seeding, it should be really quick! After that, the download of the real game will start.You can review a number of options before clicking “Add” and starting the download process. Open the torrent file with the torrent client.All the screenshots we provide are made with the Deluge client. Deluge and qBittorrent are two free and open source trusted applications we recommend, but you can use any client you like.

This page answers some frequent questions regarding BitTorrent. for Windows, we prefer to use the BitTorrent network. Please let us know at and attach the crashlog.txt and crashlog.dmp files.To distribute 0 A.D. unknown(0): Much to our regret we must report the program has encountered an error. TIMER| common/common_styles.xml: 1.04532 ms TIMER| common/common_sprites.xml: 7.02132 ms ERROR: Sound: AlcInit failed, m_Device=108C7F00 m_Context=00000000 dev_name=OpenAL Soft err=40961 HRT: activating TSC failed: Unknown error (140000, 0x222E0) HRT: activating HPET failed: Unknown error (-100022, 0xFFFFFFFFFFFE794A) Especially if it mentions problems with sound initialization. Can you run the game again, and post the new crashlog.dmp as well, so we can compare the data and see if it's the same crash each time or something random?Īnother thing that might help catch sound errors is running Microsoft's free DebugView tool, then running the game, and copy/pasting the log output, after it crashes. > pyrogenesis.exe!CSoundManager::ClearPlayListItems() Line 489 + 0xf bytesĜ++ pyrogenesis.exe!ScriptInterface::call(JSContext * cx=0x00ecf0c8, unsigned int argc=0, unsigned _int64 * vp=0x04990150) Line 103 + 0xba bytesĜ++ mozjs185-ps-release-1.0.dll!5d870d10() pyrogenesis.exe!std::vector >::_Umove(CProfiler2::ThreadStorage * * _First=, CProfiler2::ThreadStorage * * _Last=, CProfiler2::ThreadStorage * * _Ptr=) Line 1141 + 0x28 bytesĜ++But there's not much to go by, nor is it a likely spot for a crash. There exists similar topic at: where historic_bruno has explained this in some detail, also providing exact location of log files on Windows systems, + link has same information and more.Īt first glance, this crash is sound-related: You opted to ask help on forums, which is fine, but you still need to supply the relevant information. to try to read from the forbidden location 0x00000008 that is reported in crash handler.įor anyone to be able to figure out why the crash actually happens, crash handler tells you that you should report error on TRAC and attach error logs, namely ' crashlog.txt' and one other file.

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Assuming you are running 32 bit operating system with 32 bit pointers, this means that there rougly 1 billion reasons (memory pointers) that could cause 0 A.D. You say your computer has 4 GB of memory. Please, refrain from bringing up what *I* want and read what the crash handler tells you when the game stops. *I* want many things that are no concern of yours. 'What is in 'crashlog.txt' that is referred to from the crash handler?'