Wuala crashes on my Windows Vista 64 bit!

I have Windows Ultimate 64 bit. My Computer starts wuala perfect. But after a few minutes it crashes and i can't use it. So i must always restart wuala :(
I've tried the Mode for windows XP SP2 but it makes the same...
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  Luzius, Official Rep, replied on April 16, 2008 18:35

  That's strange. Does it still crash if you disable 'filesystem integration' in the options and restart Wuala?
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  suppenmail replied on April 16, 2008 18:52

  I've updated Wuala, disabled 'filesystem integration' in the options, and.... it runs!
  Thanks Luzius!!! (Luzius the user ;)

   

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  Kristof Korwisi replied on April 29, 2008 11:48

  Have had the same probleme here but Luzius' hint did a good job :-)

   

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  ntskrnl replied on June 13, 2008 03:14

  Yep same problem, its running ok now but when will filesystem integration work ok in Vista 64bit?

   

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  Deathbob, Employee, replied on June 13, 2008 15:50

  I t used to only crash when wuala closed or when a network interface got disconnected. Now it seems like it will sometimes crash at random.
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  Roger, Official Rep, replied on June 16, 2008 12:02

  ntskrnl: I have no idea. We have reported this problem to the developers of the network file system. But at the moment, they do not have a solution..
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  Marcos Ramos replied on July 07, 2008 20:14

  Quote from download.wua.la:
  
  "Runs on Win 2000, XP, Vista 32-bit (64-bit not yet supported)."

   

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  Deathbob, Employee, replied on July 07, 2008 20:40

  It runs OK, for various definitions of OK, on windows Vista x64 using a 32bit VM.
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  Kristof Korwisi replied on July 07, 2008 20:59

  Runs pretty stable for not being supported, Marcos. Only FSI isn't working (yet) but I can live with that.
  
  BTW, 64-bit shouldn't be that hard to implement because most of java-stuff is available for 64-bit systems.

   

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  etu replied on July 18, 2008 21:22

  Same problem:
  
  This comes randomly in 0-2 minutes after start up.
  It works OK in my other 32-bit Vista computers. I updated Java runtime to brand new but does not help.
  I have to try the trick to disable filesystem integration...

   

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  Deathbob, Employee, replied on July 18, 2008 21:47

  Win32NetBios on 64bit?
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  etu commented on July 18, 2008 22:34

  Good comment... I did not notice.
  As far as I know, this is installed from a standard 64-bit Vista distribution. It is possible that the Java installation is for wrong architecture but I doubt that. (Delete or Edit for 15 minutes)
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  Deathbob, Employee, replied on July 19, 2008 06:27

  Wuala ONLY uses 32bit java on windows. But it links into a 64bit DLL i think.
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  arienh4 replied on July 20, 2008 22:13

  I got the same thing on Windows XP 64-bit.

   

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  szwarek replied on August 24, 2008 19:45

  I have also Windows XP 64bit and I even can't create a new account because it crashes instantly...

   

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  Deathbob, Employee, replied on August 25, 2008 03:50

  Try Adding "nojlan" to Wuala.cfg (on a new line)
  
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  %appdata%\..\Local\Wuala\Wuala.cfg
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  Chris Beaven replied on August 25, 2008 04:43

  I only get crashes on Vista x64 when I suspend (I'm guessing due to the network interface being disconnected). I guess I should be counting myself lucky

   

  
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  Deathbob, Employee, replied on August 25, 2008 06:10

  Anything that causes a nic to become disconnected will piss off FSI on x64. Sad but true. But of all the things to go wrong, yes I too consider myself lucky as well.
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  szwarek replied on August 26, 2008 00:11

  Deathbob - I don't have Wuala.cfg file anywhere on my computer (I searched everything including hidden files). I think Wuala freezes before it creates cfg file. I hope that someone will solve this problem because I need to backup some of my files and I can spare more than 100GB of my free HDD space to Wuala community. I just need it working on XP 64bit :(

   

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  Deathbob, Employee, replied on August 26, 2008 00:39

  (Yells for Wuala Employee)
  Is it possible to create a Wuala.cfg and have wuala use it or is there some other prerequisite before it would look for it?
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  szwarek replied on August 26, 2008 08:40

  I've installed Wuala on 32 bit Windows XP and copied the %appdata%/Wuala folder to my Windows x64 with changes in wuala.cfg Still no success - it is crashing everytime when I try to login.

   

  
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  Roger, Official Rep, replied on August 26, 2008 11:59

  @Deathbob: When loading its settings, Wuala first looks at the program arguments and then into Wuala.cfg. So editing Wuala.cfg should have an effect.
  
  @szwarek: Looks like you have a different problem (as your Wuala.cfg should be there). Do you get an error reporting window or does Wuala crash immediately? Did you tried with deactivated firewall / anti virus solution? Of course you should re-activate them after testing but if Wuala works we know where the problem is..
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  szwarek replied on August 26, 2008 15:49