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Subj:	Re: lavdriver for 5.0


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Date: 5 Oct 88 13:14:31 GMT
From: att!ihlpb!gregg@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU  (Wonderly)
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Subject: Re: lavdriver for 5.0
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From article <8810020815.AA15271@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU>, by DEAN@LOVAGE.PSY.CMU.EDU:
> I grabbed version 3.03 of LAVDRIVER for VMS 5.0 off this list about a month
> or so ago.  Unfotunately it crashes my machine (a vs2000) as soon as I do
> a connect.  Does anyone have a version known to work?

The problem with the lav driver is a FFS instruction that is referencing
(well attempting to) a byte as an operand.  Unfortunately it grabs a
whole long word instead.  The solution is to do this

	MOVBL	byte-addr,r0
	FFS	r0,...,....

I don't remember exactly where this is, but just look for the FFS instructions
and look at them, the problem should be obvious.

Gregg Wonderly
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