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Trying to verify, with prompt and a cache refresh, a service program and it
bombs with (I think):
 
CODE.LOG:
General Protection Fault exception occurred at EIP = 035BA04A on thread
04FC.
Register Dump at point of exception:
EAX = 0012DC14    EBX = 03747E58  ECX = 00000006    EDX = 00000030
EBP = 0012DC48    EDI = 00000004  ESI = 03747E59    ESP = 0012DBE4
ÿCS =     001B  CSLIM = FFFFFFFF   DS =     0023  DSLIM = FFFFFFFF
ÿES =     0023  ESLIM = FFFFFFFF   FS =     003B  FSLIM = 00000FFF
ÿGS =     0000  GSLIM = 00000000   SS =     0023  SSLIM = FFFFFFFF
NPX Environment:
CW = 0262      TW = FFFF  IP = 3605:077D001B
SW = 0100  OPCODE = 077D  OP = D3AC:FFFF0023
NPX Stack:
No valid stack entries.
Process terminating.
 
Using WDSc 4, current I think (applied the efix last week)
CAE 5.5 20021118
System is v5r2
workstation is Win2k Service Pack 3 (build 2195)
system is a 1000 megahertz Intel Pentium III
32 kilobyte primary memory cache
256 kilobyte secondary memory cache
512mb Ram
 
Entering via codeedit.exe 
 
It used to work, at least prior to the efix.
 
Any ideas from the code team?
 
Thanks!

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