1.22 RC9 - Now available

The isolated sim problem has only occurred to me when using 1.22.9, and relogging clears up the problem.

So while the above forum topic looks simuliar, I'm chalking this up to a client corruption of data or a misconfiguration when TPing into a sim.

Is it possible that several items in your view are overlapping and fighting for surpremecy? We call it Zbuffer clashing and it is when you have two different textures equally distant from the viewer. Which one do you display? Very old problem in computer graphics. See if maybe you have a few things in your home that are overlapping and nudge one of them to a slightly different position to ensure the two surfaces are not identically positioned anymore.

I have a temp and fan control set of software on my macbook pro. I've noticed that the latest release candidate runs 5-10 degrees centigrade hotter than the old stable release.

Wha is the deal?

Yes I am noticing this too. Combined with a high ambient temperature — it's summer where I am — the fans are being driven on and this is usually a prelude to a hard crash.

15" unibody macbook Pro.

Plugging your Macbook into a UPS and pulling out the battery may help. For my 17" MBP, I find that cuts the temperature a good 20-30 degrees.

I have been offline for a week or so and when I get back online with a new net service this afternoon and started SL, I was forced to download the latest release. I did that and get started only to get stalled out as of the "regional handshake" thing, whatever that is, and then get this error message it can't connect.

I went to issue tracker, got no answer there other than to go to support ticket, so did that and nobody's bothered to answer, so I figured I'd try here, see if anyone knows what this is about and how to stop it so I can log in. Others have had this same issue as well, according to issue tracker but none of the solutions/resolutions are posted so that's no help.

I get half way through the log in and then get this error message:

"We're having trouble connecting. There may be a problem with your internet connection or the Second Life servers. You can either check your internet connection and try again in a few minutes, click help to connect to our support site, or click Teleport to attempt to teleport home."

Well, I am not having any net connection problems else I wouldn't be here. I tried again (and again and again et al) over and over a few minutes and still get this message. I clicked Help and went to the support site and got nada help, and I clicked Teleport to attempt to teleport home and was promptly crashed out of the entire program *poof* .

I tried logging in with another avi, same result. I tried uninstalling/reinstalling, same result. I rebooted, same result. I tried typing in another region name, same result.

I don't understand what's going on with LL anymore, how disconnected these new Lindens seem to be from actual issues, like they're caught up in their new job title they can't be bothered with actual work issues, so take 5 seconds to reply with a statement that I could submit a ticket when that same 5 seconds could've been used to just answer the damn issue and tell me how to resolve it. Same 5 seconds, only one involves actual assistance and well, that seems to have degraded in the last year.

Anyway, does anyone know what the problem is with this log in issue and how to fix it? If so, please help a girl out. My SL addiction feels like yours, ya know!