I don't think the image is dead; but it certainly takes a while to come up.
It appears that after turning off global flaps they get recreated from
PasteUpMorph>>addGlobalFlaps (why this should happen I have no idea).

And ... by the way, I just had a very unpleasant hard crash when trying to
turn off global flaps and then enter a new project. Is anyone able to
reproduce this problem?!

Cheers,
  - Andreas

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Michael Rueger [mailto:m.rueger at acm.org]
> Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2001 10:45 PM
> To: squeak at cs.uiuc.edu
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> Subject: [BUG] Unresponsive image without flaps (Was: Re: [Win32] VM
> update)
> 
> 
> 
> 
> "Raab, Andreas" wrote:
> > As promised I've put out an updated VM that should fix all 
> the reported
> > problems so far (including the issue of wrong mouse 
> positions and some
> > DirectSound weirdnesses). I consider this VM to be pretty 
> final for 3.0 so
> > I've tagged it appropriately (it's considered release build 
> 1). As usual,
> > all of it can be found at
> 
> I encountered a weird problem when trying to prepare a version of the
> image without flaps. I used the final 3.0 image and the above 
> version of
> the VM. Launch the image, turn of global flaps and don't keep them for
> later use. Save the image (under a new name). When you launch 
> the image
> again, it takes a long time to respond again.
> If you delete all windows and the Squeak logo leaving an empty Squeak
> desktop with only the project navigator, save the image and launch
> again, the image seems to be dead. You can't even use the 
> Windows close
> box.
> 
> Important: to get the image to freeze, you need to first remove the
> windows!
> I went to through both variants (first remove flaps or first remove
> windows with or without intermediate saves) several times and 
> unless jet
> lag hit me really bad, it seems to be reproducable.
> 
> Michael
> 
> 
> -- 
>  "To improve is to change, to be perfect is to change often." 
>                                             Winston Churchill
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