Help: Poseidon 4.5 MUI Stack Error

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

I have Poseidon 4.5.  From what I recall I updated from 4.4 when I got my RapidRoad.  It wasn't much of a change, just a few classes and hardware drivers, more than anything, from what I recall.

For what it's worth, PoPo is started by PsdStackloader

Specifically, the command should be in your S:User-Startup file, as:

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ENVARC:PsdStackloader
I confirm that commenting that command out kills the "PoPo" commodity on reboot.

I swear there was a setting for stack size somewhere within Prefs:Trident preferences program, but I'll be damned if I can find that now.

Will try to poke around a little more for you but am buried at work right now.  In any case, I wouldn't recommend rolling back to 4.4 - 4.5 does work!  

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

Side thought - if you get the error message again can you take a screenshot?  Maybe that would help someone else identify where it was coming from?

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

Where did you get MUI 3.9?  I use a heavily updated 3.8 on my classics, and I think there's a 4.0 for MorphOS and maybe OS4.  I heard there was a 4.0 for classics but that it was unstable as h*** and had obscenely high system requirements.  I think 3.9 was just a beta.

I'd roll it back to stock 3.8 if possible, then if it works you can update the individual pieces later.

Edit:  I don't think your application is compatible with 3.9:  https://muidev.de/ticket/123

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

Roll back to 3.8.  I bet your problem will disappear.  

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

Well hey, check this out:

http://aminet.net/package/util/boot/ShellUpdate

Just showed up on Aminet.  Do I think it will help you?  Probably not, but being as it's to correct bugs in stack size, it couldn't hurt.  

And thanks, THoR!  

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

Popo ist a runtime created component in Poseidon. If you want to disable go to "poseidon settings (Trident)" and select "PopUps".  

There you can disable and modify the requesters as well as the audio output for usb connect/disconnect.

Disabling "PSDStackloader" of course disables the Popo stuff, because it disables the entire Poseidon USB Stack.

Yes. Point was that there's no separate executable for PoPo. No separate icon to adjust it's stack size. And unless I didn't look far enough, no option in Trident prefs, either. The amount of stack is hard-coded into the runtime with no option to change.

Still sticking with my previous suggestion: MUI 3.9 is a memory hog (as mentioned in the muidev link).  Try going back to 3.8 and see if that helps.