Eric, Option 2a worked great and I'm up and running again. Thanks so much for your help! Cheers, Dave On Mar 23, 2010, at 7:54 PM, Eric Pettersen wrote:
Hi David, There's a problem in the Mac Aqua/Cocoa (not X11) daily builds where if the last directory you used (and where the file browser tries to start you out) was at least 10 levels deep then Python's stack limit gets exceeded. I committed some code today to make this problem less likely by doubling the stack limit on Aqua and Cocoa. If this is indeed the problem you're experiencing then you have three options:
1) Download tomorrow's build 2) In the 'General' preferences category (Favorites->Preferences) either: 2a) Change 'Use short open/save browser' to "true", or 2b) Change 'Open dialog starts in directory from last session' to "false
Let me know if these don't help with your crash.
--Eric
Eric Pettersen UCSF Computer Graphics Lab http://www.cgl.ucsf.edu
On Mar 23, 2010, at 4:42 PM, David Chenoweth wrote:
Hi!
I recently downloaded a new version of Chimera (Mac OS X (Cocoa, Intel, 64-bit)MD5: e54f53e4313817e26dbc68450bd5312d) and it's been running great until today. After using the program all day it finally crashed just as I was trying to save a session and I didn't get the crash message. I restarted the program and as soon as I tried to open a file the program crashed. I tried shutting my computer down and this didn't help so I deleted that version of chimera from my computer and downloaded it again. After reinstalling the program I still have the same problem and now I'm a bit stumped! I have a lot of work saved in session files from today and I can't seem to get the program to run at all. I am using a new 15 inch Macbook pro (OSX 10.6.2). Any suggestions?
Thanks, Dave