Is this random? Any ideas?

[Zypher]

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LEECHFTP caused a general protection fault
in module G400.DRV at 0004:0000174b.
Registers:
EAX=00000005 CS=0377 EIP=0000174b EFLGS=00010286
EBX=00001908 SS=4177 ESP=d71e8908 EBP=000089e0
ECX=ffffffff DS=0387 ESI=00000002 FS=17b7
EDX=0000000a ES=17b7 EDI=0000009d GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
26 08 1f 03 fe 4a 75 f8 e9 a3 f9 ff ff f6 d3 26
Stack dump:
00003b82 00008a14 00000607 00000000 00000000 06070d84 22163b82 00ff0607 fff3c449 00000d84 004d0000 3b820607 06072216 006f00b4 89608406 00000000

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Mostly useless I know (most prog failure messages are) but I should note the program still worked, all my files got uploaded b/c I waited for it to finsih all network activity. When these kind of errors come up, I avoid clicking 'close' as long as I can stand, esp if its like this, where I need to finish uploading.

Any ideas? I'll just live with it for now I guess.

[Jorden]

Things like that make me really miss my Commodore 64 sometimes... At least when that crashed, you could find out why and where it crashed...

Jorden.

[Random]

Random here.... uh ..nope...thats not me. =P

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[PurpleHaze]

That's simple, I think. LeechFTP is messy with its memory and it stepped on the G400 driver. CuteFTP is (and always has been) even worse with reaching its tendrils out and infecting other processes.

So what did it look like after G400 driver crashed?


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