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error message: invalid object allocation table

Post by ashmore » Thu 18 Jan , 2007 0:57 am

Can anyone please tell me what this is and how to prevent or fix it? I rebooted the computer and it seemed to have resolved itself.

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Post by Denford Admin » Thu 18 Jan , 2007 10:07 am

Do you get this when connecting to the machine ?

I have seen some problems like this with earlier versions of VR milling - it seemed to be getting confused when connecting to the machine, and sending the wrong MINT (logic) file - the error is to do with the firmware version and the compiled Mint file being different

I'd recommend upgrading to v5.13 anyway:
http://www.denfordata.com/downloads/VRMilling_V5_13.zip

Then also install and run EasyUpgrader from here to get your machine onto the latest firmware:
http://www.website.denford.ltd.uk/suppo ... -downloads

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Re: error message: invalid object allocation table

Post by bradders » Wed 04 Mar , 2020 7:05 am

Updates links 4.3.2020

Do you get this when connecting to the machine ?

I have seen some problems like this with earlier versions of VR milling - it seemed to be getting confused when connecting to the machine, and sending the wrong MINT (logic) file - the error is to do with the firmware version and the compiled Mint file being different

I'd recommend upgrading to v5.68 anyway:
http://website.denford.ltd.uk/software- ... s-support/

Then also install and run Denford Machine Firmware EasyUpgrader from here to get your machine onto the latest firmware:
http://website.denford.ltd.uk/software- ... s-support/

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