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| Downloads:190,509 |
| Version Downloads:34,122 |
| Type:Internet : Internet Utilities |
| License:Free |
| Date:03 Feb 2010 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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publicOnline reviewed on 10 Feb 2012
Total failure: the disk image refuses to mount .....
This is the first time I encounter that problem. Weird :(
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For instance, I've found that since I've been using Mac OS 10.6.8 and the last build of 0.4.2(debug2) that you can find here:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/acqlite/files/Acqlite/
That java gets stuck and will keep running and mess with Safari and other things including slowing down some computer operations.
I have to go in and quit it from terminal (or you can quit java from activity monitor). This doesn't happen every time I run Acqlite, but every now and then expecially if Acqlite crashes.
Also, if I do command-z (undo) in Acqlite it crashes it immediately for some reason.
Hope there will be an update to this again someday.
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MacUpdate Lon reviewed on 25 Aug 2011
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wildthyme reviewed on 07 Dec 2010
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Alua reviewed on 21 Nov 2010
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Hopefully it'll get fixed later?
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Yoshinatsu reviewed on 15 Apr 2010
Acqlite has really evolved since the last time I used it, more than one year ago.
It's currently the only Gnutella client with a native OS X GUI, and that alone would've crowned it the king of OS X Gnutella clients, since both LimeWire and FrostWire are STILL Java...
It's also faster than any other Gnutella client I've tried.
It didn't use to be like that some time ago, but I have to say Acqlite is kickass as an application, even if Gnutella is dead.
Any ideas ?
hawy
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Bravo to the developer, screw LimeWire and FrostWire!
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Diarbyrag reviewed on 28 Jan 2010
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can anyone help me?
I seem to have lost my search window on acqlite? i love this p2p and cant use it at the mo...
please help as i cant rectify the situation
Cheers Guys
Dom
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BTW: The pane on the left hand side of the window disappeared too.
I tried to solve the problem by removing the application and any related files (i.e. /Application/Acqlite.app and /Users//Library/Application Support/Acqlite) and reinstalling the application.
But it doesn't solve the problem. I upgraded recently to Mac OS X 10.5.8 (from 10.4.11) but Acqlite worked without problems after this upgrade (at least temporarily)
Any suggestions?
Any ideas ?
hawy
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Current version of Acqlite automatically deletes corrupt file.
But the new option (choice of discard/keep file) should be added in the next release.
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heavy_baby@yahoo.co.jp
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Can you provide "crash logs"?
https://sourceforge.net/projects/acqlite/files/Acqlite/Acqlite-0.4-Debug4.dmg/download
I have fixed Core to work correctly.
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I will try to fix it as soon as possible.
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I have been using version 0.2.9 and, although with crashes, i have been able to download most of the things i needed, but, with version 0.3.1 I can't.
The problem is as follows: 0.3.1 connects to 4 peers in the network (5 in the older 0.2.9 version) I do a search, I get search results, doubleclick a file, it starts downloading and at some point i notice that the downloadspeed starts dropping and suddenly my network connection icon in Acqlite shows grey, no peer connections anymore and it just idles then, doing nothing anymore.......... :( My internetconnection just works, it's just Acqlite then.
I'm on adsl connection.
Version 0.9.2 works, although it crashes very often, does anyone know what my problem is or what i can do to solve this?
TIA
Paul
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Maybe one of the tips helps.
Tip 1:
If you have Cabos running nicely on your mac, you can try the following: quit Acqlite, then copy the file "gnutella.net" from the "Cabos" folder (which is inside your "Application Support" folder) to the "Acqlite" folder (also inside the "Application Support" folder). After you copied that file start Acqlite.
Tip 2:
if Tip 1 does not help, you can delete the "Acqlite" folder (which is inside the "Application Support" folder) and the "net.sourceforge.acqlite.plist" file (which is inside the "Preferences" folder") and then start Acqlite again. This procedure deletes your preferences and you have to set them again.
Tip 3:
first do Tip 2, start Acqlite once, quit Acqlite then do Tip 1 and restart Acqlite.
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I like Acqlite a lot and it is my favourite Gnutella client.
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Nytroxz rated on 18 Apr 2011
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Nooneknowme rated on 21 Jan 2011