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Hey, Glenn and everyone! Like the topic says, I can't seem to open the 64 bit version of SDIO. 32 bit version works fine and I can easily just use that. It seems to be a Windows Defender or Windows problem that I can't figure out unless I tinker with the Exploit Protection settings. Does anyone else have this problem?
does it start at all? are there any hints in the logs?
Sure, I can post the log! Sorry, I should've done that first.
{start logging
814
Settings
drp_dir='drivers'
index_dir='indexes\SDIO'
output_dir='indexes\SDIO\txt'
data_dir='tools\SDIO'
log_dir='logs'
extractdir=''
lang=English
theme=(default)
scale=256
expertmode=0
forcewin10=0
filters=1190
autoinstall=0
autoclose=0
failsafe=0
delextrainfs=0
checkupdates=1
norestorepnt=0
disableinstall=0
nostop=0
Windows v10.0.26100
START 1,0 [15]
Windows v10.0.26100
!!! Crashed 11!!!
}stop logging
@camfarrsuperstar I believe it is showing this message because it is attempting to load a file called backtrace.dll and failed. This dll is used to create a call stack. The code expects the file to be available according to Windows rules of dll locations. This happens close to the start of the WinMain procedure.
// Runtime error handlers
start_exception_hadnlers();
HMODULE backtrace=LoadLibraryA("backtrace.dll");
if(!backtrace)signal(SIGSEGV,SignalHandler);
void SignalHandler(int signum)
{
Log.print_err("!!! Crashed %d!!!\n",signum);
Log.save();
Log.stop();
}
I just did a search on my work machine and apparently it's not present in a standard Windows installation and it's also not present in the SDIO package.
