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From: Robert Swindells <swindellsr@genrad.co.uk>
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Subject: Re: crash under 4.0
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>> This looks image related. I am running FreeBSD 4, Xfree86 4
>> in 24 bpp mode.
>> 
>> Anyone any ideas?
>> 

>Well, according to Nate Williams Java does not support 24Bpp
>mode. Could you perhaps run it in 8bpp mode (ugly!) or 32bpp mode? If
>it's mode dependent, we may have a real hard time looking for the
>cause.

It is 16bpp that isn't supported. 32bpp and 24bpp end up looking the same
to Java.

Robert



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