Ahh Ok,

I had assumed the download brings everything (Windozer :-)) Will check and report, if it still crashes. And yes to what you say about the Raspbian upgrade but I obviously didn't change too much so it worked for me.

Thanks,

Herbert

Am 05.01.2020 um 20:04 schrieb tim Rowledge:

OK, firstly, as you mentioned, moving from Stretch to Buster via updating was very much not recommended; which is very irritating when it means you have to work out what the hell you have added/changed so you can replicate it. Surely there must be some way of finding that stuff out and auto-generating some kind of script?

Secondly, the crash dump shows you are running a late 2018 vm so I strongly recommend updating that. I faintly recall having a fatal crash during update last summer(ish) but I changed the vm and haven't seen anything since.

tim

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On 2020-01-06, at 12:12 PM, Herbert König herbertkoenig@gmx.net wrote: downloading the latest production vm squeak.cog.spur_linux32ARMv6_201912311458 made the updates work.

Good; always nice to find out that a bug got squashed.

Now I'm curious if it will speed up my Raspi1 A+ running 24/7 since mid 2015 at 60% CPU. I think it runs 4.4 atm.

Let us know; I don't think anything serious by way of performance got worked on, at least not by comparison to the interp->cog changeover.

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