| Restarting KoriBlast after an unexpected software termination |
|
While running, KoriBlast maintains in your home directory a lock file
avoiding to run simultaneously several KoriBlast sessions. Sometimes,
either your operating system or computer may terminate unexpectedly and
the lock file is not removed. In that case, every attempt to start
KoriBlast results in the display of a dialogue box saying that
KoriBlast is already up and running, which is wrong. To fix that problem, you just have to remove manually the file named '.KoriBlast.lock' located in your home directory. Windows users can find their home directory within c:\Documents and Settings, and they can use the Windows File Explorer to remove the file. Linux and MacOS X users are invited to remove the lock file using a Terminal Window (Mac users can open a terminal window using the Finder: Applications->Utilities->Terminal). Then execute the following commands:
cd ~
rm -f .KoriBlast.lock
|
Latest News
05/2012
04/2012
03/2012
Newsletter
Follow us on 
