Xaorath Wrote:I get the same exact error as you. What do you mean by "reniced" ?
In Linux (and similar systems) it is possible to change the priority of a process after it has been started. The tool for this is called "renice" and is used something like this:
Code:
miharu ~ # ps ax | grep vmplayer
6219 ? S 0:01 /opt/vmware/player/lib/vmware/bin/vmplayer /home/rassilon/VMs/Maple_XP/XP.vmx
6817 ? S 0:00 /opt/vmware/player/lib/vmware/bin/vmplayer-daemon
miharu ~ # renice -15 6219 6817
6219: old priority 0, new priority -15
6817: old priority 0, new priority -15The first command (ps...) gets me the process IDs of vmplayer and its daemon, and then the second command increases their priority by giving them a negative "nice" value. (Negative niceness means they are "less nice" to other processes because they have a higher priority.) I don't think boosting the daemon was actually necessary, but I did it to see if it would help the mouse problem. It didn't help.
BTW, I'm tentatively reporting success with my priority boost. I left my FM shop up all day (over 10 hours) without a problem, and the same session is still up now.
I will test at Zakum this weekend; if I survive that, I should be able to handle almost anything. Edit: It still can't deal with multitasking. I switched away from the VM and downloaded some e-mail with Thunderbird, opened some files with an editor, etc., and when I returned to the VM I had the HackShield message.I haven't triggered the mouse problem in this session yet, but it occurred twice while talking to the Staff Sergeant Charlie NPC in Orbis. Closing MapleStory seems to be the only way to reset this.