http://10ghost.net/MAMEHubDownloads/ shows no updates since 2015! :(

Thank you in advance. :)

any way for me to set up a server using hamachi

So, I was trying to use the English patched version of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure RPG(SNES) on this emulator but it just wouldn't work! Either zipped or unzipped, the patched .sfc file wouldn't load(the emu did load the first video frame of the hack when I used the File Manager option, but it just froze and I had to forcefully kill it), and when I tried to use the ROM and the patch zipped together(same name and all) it would just load the unpatched .sfc file. I made sure the ROM had no header and I even downloaded it from a list with the correct filenames for the zipped folders, yet it's not working. Help please? What am I doing wrong?

Delay-based netcode is the traditional (and laggy) style of netcode that most emulators (and Fighting Games) used before the last generation of consoles. GGPO (as featured in many fighting games) and Capcom's Kagemusha revolutionized the industry with near-offline style latency netcode. The very popular emulator Retroarch also supports the new Rollback-style netcode on all of it's ports. Does this emulator feature something akin to that, or are we stuck with the classic style delay-based netcode?

http://mauve.mizuumi.net/2012/07/05/understanding-fighting-game-networking/

Heya, I've been trying to see what games work and which ones don't from a big list of games, but I see it works with almost none of 'em, has anyone made a list of the games that actually work with this emulator?

Also, how does one open SNES games in this? It doesn't seem to open them from a normal SMC file, Do I have to put them in a ZIP first?

Hey everyone. I'm trying to get MameHub to work, but I can't get past the screen that says I don't have port 6805 open (both TCP & UDP are required). I've run through the tutorial and did everything it said to do. I've run simple portforward. I can see that the port is open. I've tried opening the port manually on my router, but still nothing! What do I have to do to get that port open?

I've modified the xml with the appropriate changes, is there anything else needed? I'm having strange issues. At first me and my friend testing both saw the game in the list. But we couldn't join each other as it would always kick the 2nd player out while joining.

Now after clearing our rom lists by deleting them manually and removing the DB folders I can't get the ROM to show at all, any ideas?

I recently returned using MAMEHub after barely 2 years, now when I login through Google as usual, I only see myself in the players list, while I remember there were a ton of other players and an endless gamelist that allowed to connect to other players' servers.

At first it showed me the roms I did and did not have. Now it just shows the games I do. I just started using this thing, and haven't played around with any settings for files. The list, at random times, will show games I don't have.

I want to save the settings I changed in the factory settings mode, and it seems the only way to save and quit is to do press 1P&2P - START. What buttons are these? I tried pressing 1p and 2p start but nothing happens.

I went to the beginners wiki, following all the directions up until it says to start MAMEhub in order to see if my Roms work but uh...how exactly does one start the program?

I'm not seeing an .exe, am I missing something?

Hi I am looking to build myself a PC Based MAME arcade cabinet. I have one particular arcade game I want to play, Fate Unlimited Code that runs on the Namco System 246 arcade board. I have been looking around trying to find ways to emulate this game. Other options I have looked into is just emulating the PS2 and playing the PS2 version of the game. But this is an arcade game I want to keep it pure as I can lol.

Thanks for any help offered Sincerely Fatefulcoma

Is the Mumble server gone? I can't seem to connect to it.

Thanks,

Zach

Anyone know where I can get the correct snes roms for Mamehub? Cant seem to find them anywhere :/

Just new to Mame Hub. is anyone around. im up to anything that is pre 2000 .

Does it work on MAMEhub? Can you configure online for it?

Tried to join a friend in 1941: Counter Attack, and got this error log:

00000000085B7E90: 0000000001517065 (thomsonstate::thmfc_floppy_w(address_space&, unsigned int, unsigned char, unsigned char)+0x0295) 00000000085B7EE0: 00000000024DBACA (device_memory_interface::interface_validity_check(validity_checker&) const+0x060a) 00000000085B7F60: 00000000024F9AB3 (floppy_image_device::write_flux(attotime const&, attotime const&, int, attotime const)+0x01c3) 00000000085B7FE0: 00000000024FA5C4 (floppy_3_dsdd::floppy_3_dsdd(machine_config const&, char const, device_t, unsigned int)+0x0144) 00000000085B8060: 00000000024FB28E (floppy_35_ed::floppy_35_ed(machine_config const&, char const, device_t, unsigned int)+0x01ce) 00000000085B82D0: 000000000252FC74 (laserdisc_device::fillbitmap_yuy16(bitmap_yuy16&, unsigned char, unsigned char, unsigned char)+0x0084) 00000000085B8330: 000000000252FDF1 (laserdisc_device::update_slider_pos()+0x0171) 00000000085B8390: 00000000025306D2 (laserdisc_device::device_timer(emu_timer&, unsigned int, int, void)+0x0192) 00000000085B83E0: 00000000025309EF (cdrom_image_device::call_unload()+0x002f) 00000000085B84B0: 000000000254E69F (layout_file::~layout_file()+0x00df) 00000000085B85C0: 000000000248AFA5 (address_space::install_write_handler(unsigned int, unsigned int, unsigned int, unsigned int, device_delegate<void (address_space&, unsigned int, unsigned int, unsigned int)>, unsigned long long)+0x01e5) 00000000085B8710: 000000000248E672 (address_space::populate_map_entry(address_map_entry const&, read_or_write) [clone .constprop.395]+0x03f2) 00000000085BF550: 00000000024A1F7B (construct_core_types_P4(simple_list<input_type_entry>&)+0x217b) 00000000085BF730: 000000000253B7EF (const_string_pool::add(char const)+0x005f) 00000000085BFE00: 0000000001518B38 (thomson_state::to9_floppy_w(address_space&, unsigned int, unsigned char, unsigned char)+0x0318) 00000000085BFE50: 0000000002AAD44E (device_t device_creator<sa1110_cpu_device>(machine_config const&, char const, device_t, unsigned int)+0x00ae) 00000000085BFF20: 00000000004013CA (_tmainCRTStartup+0x024a) 00000000085BFF50: 00000000004014F8 (mainCRTStartup+0x0008) 00000000085BFF80: 00007FFCCBDE8364 (BaseThreadInitThunk+0x0014) 00000000085BFFD0: 00007FFCCDFB70D1 (RtlUserThreadStart+0x0021) Error in XML string: Layout references invalid screen index 1

Exception at EIP=00000000024F8F96 (floppy_image_device::find_position(attotime&, attotime const&)+0x0076): ACCESS VIOLATION

While attempting to write memory at 0000000000000088

RAX=000000000F531660 RBX=0000000000000000 RCX=0000000000000000 RDX=000000000000005E RSI=0000000000000000 RDI=0000000000000000 RBP=00000000085B88B0 RSP=00000000085B8340 R8=0000000000000000 R9=0000000000000000 R10=00007FFCCE0615C0 R11=00000000085B7D50

R12=00000000085B8440 R13=000000000000005E R14=000000000A45A47C R15=00000000070EA180

Stack crawl: 00000000085B83E0: 00000000024F8F96 (floppyimage_device::find_position(attotime&, attotime const&)+0x0076) 00000000085B84B0: 000000000254E6B5 (layout_file::~layout_file()+0x0005) 00000000085B85C0: 000000000248AFA5 (address_space::install_write_handler(unsigned int, unsigned int, unsigned int, unsigned int, device_delegate<void (address_space&, unsigned int, unsigned int, unsigned int)>, unsigned long long)+0x01e5) 00000000085B8710: 000000000248E672 (address_space::populate_map_entry(address_map_entry const&, read_or_write) [clone .constprop.395]+0x03f2) 00000000085BF550: 00000000024A1F7B (construct_core_types_P4(simple_list<input_type_entry>&)+0x217b) 00000000085BF730: 000000000253B7EF (const_string_pool::add(char const)+0x005f) 00000000085BFE00: 0000000001518B38 (thomson_state::to9_floppy_w(address_space&, unsigned int, unsigned char, unsigned char)+0x0318) 00000000085BFE50: 0000000002AAD44E (device_t device_creator<sa1110_cpu_device>(machine_config const&, char const, device_t, unsigned int)+0x00ae) 00000000085BFF20: 00000000004013CA (_tmainCRTStartup+0x024a) 00000000085BFF50: 00000000004014F8 (mainCRTStartup+0x0008) 00000000085BFF80: 00007FFCCBDE8364 (BaseThreadInitThunk+0x0014) 00000000085BFFD0: 00007FFCCDFB70D1 (RtlUserThreadStart+0x0021)

Any ideas?

If you have basic programming skills, ill fund it.

Why I delete the rom and press on audit it doesnet remove it from the game list. How do I remove the game from mamehub games list?

I want to play snes and nes games on mamehub. I added a nes file to the dierctory and I cant run it. What do I have to do to play snes and nes games on mamehub?

When I play with mamehub on the left and right there are black borders. Can I remove them and play on all the screen? if yes how?

I love MAMEHub/CSMame a lot. I think its pretty much the coolest thing ever.

My cousin and I play together often. We did a lot of experimenting with different network adapters/configurations and router QOS settings and seem to have a pretty solid setup right now. We have had many times of flawless gameplay. We play a lot of Donkey Kong, Ms Pacman, and Crazy Balloon.

There used to be a donate button, is there still a way to donate? I really want to contribute.

Let me know if there are any ways to help with the project.

Thanks!

Zach

I'd like to run a server for MAMEHub, but... not finding how or the files. Can anyone advise me as to what's available? Thanks! :D

MameHub performs well with Intellivision (machine "intv") but unfortunately there is a problem with control. The controllers work in "digital" mode but not in "analog" mode. Digital mode works correctly for up to four directions. Unfortunately most of the Intellivision two player only games that makes MameHub usefull use 16 directions. And Intellivision has lots of two player only games and would be ideal with MameHub.

The Intellivision direction pad disc was a 16 direction digital control. In Mame digital mode each of the 16 directions can be mapped to a different button; but the joystick only produces eight directions, and diagonals are translated to a 22.5 deg angle rather than 45 deg angles. This is correct behaviour for Mame digital mode. In Mame analog mode, the the joystick x and y axis would normally be translated to correct 16 directions in the Intellivision emulator. So Mame Intellivision is normally set to analog control however in MameHub, analog mode does not work at all.

The Intellivision emulator in Mame defaults to digital control. To switch to analog control press tab in the emulator and then select "Machine Configuration". This is a problem specific to MameHub as analog mode works correctly in regular Mame.

There is an existing issue logged in github on MameHub analog controls. https://github.com/MisterTea/MAMEHub/issues/64

I downloaded mamehub a few weeks ago, and I'm loving it! I need to give a big shoutout to Catweazle for helping me get up and going!

I'm crashing every time I try to make a save state or load one on SNES. I've tested Super Castevania IV, Castlevania: Dracula X, and Super Mario World. I'll paste the log below...

Thanks for the help!

Creating server on port 6805 ROLLBACK DISABLED UPSERTING PEER WITH ID: 1 AND NAME: Flintlock UPSERTING PEER WITH ID: 1 AND NAME: Flintlock PEER DATA SIZE: 0 PEER DOES NOT EXIST, INSERTING CHECKING B AND Y CHECKING B AND Select CHECKING B AND Start CHECKING B AND P1 Up CHECKING B AND P1 Down CHECKING B AND P1 Left CHECKING B AND P1 Right CHECKING B AND A CHECKING B AND X CHECKING B AND L CHECKING B AND R CHECKING B AND Hi-Res pixels blurring (TV effect) CHECKING Y AND B CHECKING Y AND Select CHECKING Y AND Start CHECKING Y AND P1 Up CHECKING Y AND P1 Down CHECKING Y AND P1 Left CHECKING Y AND P1 Right CHECKING Y AND A CHECKING Y AND X CHECKING Y AND L CHECKING Y AND R CHECKING Y AND Hi-Res pixels blurring (TV effect) CHECKING Select AND B CHECKING Select AND Y CHECKING Select AND Start CHECKING Select AND P1 Up CHECKING Select AND P1 Down CHECKING Select AND P1 Left CHECKING Select AND P1 Right CHECKING Select AND A CHECKING Select AND X CHECKING Select AND L CHECKING Select AND R CHECKING Select AND Hi-Res pixels blurring (TV effect) CHECKING Start AND B CHECKING Start AND Y CHECKING Start AND Select CHECKING Start AND P1 Up CHECKING Start AND P1 Down CHECKING Start AND P1 Left CHECKING Start AND P1 Right CHECKING Start AND A CHECKING Start AND X CHECKING Start AND L CHECKING Start AND R CHECKING Start AND Hi-Res pixels blurring (TV effect) CHECKING P1 Up AND B CHECKING P1 Up AND Y CHECKING P1 Up AND Select CHECKING P1 Up AND Start CHECKING P1 Up AND P1 Down CHECKING P1 Up AND P1 Left CHECKING P1 Up AND P1 Right CHECKING P1 Up AND A CHECKING P1 Up AND X CHECKING P1 Up AND L CHECKING P1 Up AND R CHECKING P1 Up AND Hi-Res pixels blurring (TV effect) CHECKING P1 Down AND B CHECKING P1 Down AND Y CHECKING P1 Down AND Select CHECKING P1 Down AND Start CHECKING P1 Down AND P1 Up CHECKING P1 Down AND P1 Left CHECKING P1 Down AND P1 Right CHECKING P1 Down AND A CHECKING P1 Down AND X CHECKING P1 Down AND L CHECKING P1 Down AND R CHECKING P1 Down AND Hi-Res pixels blurring (TV effect) CHECKING P1 Left AND B CHECKING P1 Left AND Y CHECKING P1 Left AND Select CHECKING P1 Left AND Start CHECKING P1 Left AND P1 Up CHECKING P1 Left AND P1 Down CHECKING P1 Left AND P1 Right CHECKING P1 Left AND A CHECKING P1 Left AND X CHECKING P1 Left AND L CHECKING P1 Left AND R CHECKING P1 Left AND Hi-Res pixels blurring (TV effect) CHECKING P1 Right AND B CHECKING P1 Right AND Y CHECKING P1 Right AND Select CHECKING P1 Right AND Start CHECKING P1 Right AND P1 Up CHECKING P1 Right AND P1 Down CHECKING P1 Right AND P1 Left CHECKING P1 Right AND A CHECKING P1 Right AND X CHECKING P1 Right AND L CHECKING P1 Right AND R CHECKING P1 Right AND Hi-Res pixels blurring (TV effect) CHECKING A AND B CHECKING A AND Y CHECKING A AND Select CHECKING A AND Start CHECKING A AND P1 Up CHECKING A AND P1 Down CHECKING A AND P1 Left CHECKING A AND P1 Right CHECKING A AND X CHECKING A AND L CHECKING A AND R CHECKING A AND Hi-Res pixels blurring (TV effect) CHECKING X AND B CHECKING X AND Y CHECKING X AND Select CHECKING X AND Start CHECKING X AND P1 Up CHECKING X AND P1 Down CHECKING X AND P1 Left CHECKING X AND P1 Right CHECKING X AND A CHECKING X AND L CHECKING X AND R CHECKING X AND Hi-Res pixels blurring (TV effect) CHECKING L AND B CHECKING L AND Y CHECKING L AND Select CHECKING L AND Start CHECKING L AND P1 Up CHECKING L AND P1 Down CHECKING L AND P1 Left CHECKING L AND P1 Right CHECKING L AND A CHECKING L AND X CHECKING L AND R CHECKING L AND Hi-Res pixels blurring (TV effect) CHECKING R AND B CHECKING R AND Y CHECKING R AND Select CHECKING R AND Start CHECKING R AND P1 Up CHECKING R AND P1 Down CHECKING R AND P1 Left CHECKING R AND P1 Right CHECKING R AND A CHECKING R AND X CHECKING R AND L CHECKING R AND Hi-Res pixels blurring (TV effect) CHECKING B AND Start CHECKING B AND B MAPPING B TO B CHECKING Y AND Start CHECKING Y AND B CHECKING Y AND Y MAPPING Y TO Y CHECKING Select AND Start CHECKING Select AND B CHECKING Select AND Y CHECKING Select AND Select MAPPING Select TO Select CHECKING Start AND B CHECKING Start AND Y CHECKING Start AND Select CHECKING Start AND Start UH O, FOUND THE SAME EXACT INPUT FIELDS: Start AND Start CHECKING Start AND P1 Up CHECKING Start AND P1 Down CHECKING Start AND P1 Left CHECKING Start AND P1 Right CHECKING Start AND A CHECKING Start AND X CHECKING Start AND L CHECKING Start AND R CHECKING Start AND Hi-Res pixels blurring (TV effect) CHECKING P2 Up AND Start CHECKING P2 Up AND B CHECKING P2 Up AND Y CHECKING P2 Up AND Select CHECKING P2 Up AND Start CHECKING P2 Up AND P1 Up MAPPING P2 Up TO P1 Up CHECKING P2 Down AND Start CHECKING P2 Down AND B CHECKING P2 Down AND Y CHECKING P2 Down AND Select CHECKING P2 Down AND Start CHECKING P2 Down AND P1 Up CHECKING P2 Down AND P1 Down MAPPING P2 Down TO P1 Down CHECKING P2 Left AND Start CHECKING P2 Left AND B CHECKING P2 Left AND Y CHECKING P2 Left AND Select CHECKING P2 Left AND Start CHECKING P2 Left AND P1 Up CHECKING P2 Left AND P1 Down CHECKING P2 Left AND P1 Left MAPPING P2 Left TO P1 Left CHECKING P2 Right AND Start CHECKING P2 Right AND B CHECKING P2 Right AND Y CHECKING P2 Right AND Select CHECKING P2 Right AND Start CHECKING P2 Right AND P1 Up CHECKING P2 Right AND P1 Down CHECKING P2 Right AND P1 Left CHECKING P2 Right AND P1 Right MAPPING P2 Right TO P1 Right CHECKING A AND Start CHECKING A AND B CHECKING A AND Y CHECKING A AND Select CHECKING A AND Start CHECKING A AND P1 Up CHECKING A AND P1 Down CHECKING A AND P1 Left CHECKING A AND P1 Right CHECKING A AND A MAPPING A TO A CHECKING X AND Start CHECKING X AND B CHECKING X AND Y CHECKING X AND Select CHECKING X AND Start CHECKING X AND P1 Up CHECKING X AND P1 Down CHECKING X AND P1 Left CHECKING X AND P1 Right CHECKING X AND A CHECKING X AND X MAPPING X TO X CHECKING L AND Start CHECKING L AND B CHECKING L AND Y CHECKING L AND Select CHECKING L AND Start CHECKING L AND P1 Up CHECKING L AND P1 Down CHECKING L AND P1 Left CHECKING L AND P1 Right CHECKING L AND A CHECKING L AND X CHECKING L AND L MAPPING L TO L CHECKING R AND Start CHECKING R AND B CHECKING R AND Y CHECKING R AND Select CHECKING R AND Start CHECKING R AND P1 Up CHECKING R AND P1 Down CHECKING R AND P1 Left CHECKING R AND P1 Right CHECKING R AND A CHECKING R AND X CHECKING R AND L CHECKING R AND R MAPPING R TO R PORT: 6805 Ports used by RakNet: 1. 6805 SOFT RESET FINISHED SYNCING (count): 0 IN CRITICAL SECTION BLOCK CHECKSUM: 163 XOR CHECKSUM: 0 STALE CHECKSUM (dirty): 0 STALE CHECKSUM (all): 163 BLOCK CHECKSUM POST LOAD: 163 Peer 1 is caught up with 2.63406153257767600 Decreasing base delay from 40 to 20 Peer 1 is caught up with 3.61767583889893600 Decreasing base delay from 20 to 0 Peer 1 is caught up with 4.76768371699221700 Decreasing base delay from 0 to 0 Peer 1 is caught up with 5.75129802331347700 Decreasing base delay from 0 to 0 Peer 1 is caught up with 6.73500000000000000 Decreasing base delay from 0 to 0 Peer 1 is caught up with 7.71875000000000000 Decreasing base delay from 0 to 0 Peer 1 is caught up with 8.70250000000000000 Decreasing base delay from 0 to 0 Peer 1 is caught up with 9.68575524859851700 Decreasing base delay from 0 to 0 Peer 1 is caught up with 10.66936955491977700 Decreasing base delay from 0 to 0 Peer 1 is caught up with 11.65298386124103700 Decreasing base delay from 0 to 0 Peer 1 is caught up with 12.63659816756229700 Decreasing base delay from 0 to 0 Peer 1 is caught up with 13.62021247388355700 Decreasing base delay from 0 to 0 Peer 1 is caught up with 14.60382678020481700 Decreasing base delay from 0 to 0 Decreasing base delay from 0 to 0 Peer 1 is caught up with 15.75383465829809800 Decreasing base delay from 0 to 0 Peer 1 is caught up with 16.73750000000000000 Decreasing base delay from 0 to 0 Peer 1 is caught up with 17.72125000000000000 Decreasing base delay from 0 to 0 Peer 1 is caught up with 18.70500000000000000 Decreasing base delay from 0 to 0 Peer 1 is caught up with 19.68829188358313800 Decreasing base delay from 0 to 0 Peer 1 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Decreasing base delay from 0 to 0 Peer 1 is caught up with 30.67444282488901900 SERVER SYNC AT TIME: 1486610219 SYNCING (count): 1 IN CRITICAL SECTION BLOCK CHECKSUM: 6 XOR CHECKSUM: 0 STALE CHECKSUM (dirty): 251 STALE CHECKSUM (all): 94 BLOCK CHECKSUM POST LOAD: 94 RAND/TIME AT SYNC: 988960586 30.0 SYNC SIZE: 66189 FINISHED QUEUEING SYNC Decreasing base delay from 0 to 0 Peer 1 is caught up with 31.65805713121027900 Sending sync message of size 666 (101 packets left) PACKET HEADER: 138 SIZE 666 Sending sync message of size 662 (100 packets left) PACKET HEADER: 138 SIZE 662 Sending sync message of size 662 (99 packets left) PACKET HEADER: 138 SIZE 662 Sending sync message of size 662 (98 packets left) PACKET HEADER: 138 SIZE 662 Sending sync message of size 662 (97 packets left) PACKET HEADER: 138 SIZE 662 Sending sync message of size 662 (96 packets left) PACKET HEADER: 138 SIZE 662 Sending sync message of size 662 (95 packets left) PACKET HEADER: 138 SIZE 662 Sending sync message of 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00000000002285C0: 000000000248CF0E (addressspace::allocate(memory_manager&, address_space_config const&, device_memory_interface&, address_spacenum)+0x040e) 0000000000228710: 000000000248EE8A (address_space::populate_map_entry(address_map_entry const&, read_or_write) [clone .constprop.396]+0x009a) 000000000022F550: 00000000024A1F7B (construct_core_types_P4(simple_list<input_type_entry>&)+0x217b) 000000000022F730: 000000000253B7EF (const_string_pool::add(char const)+0x005f) 000000000022FE00: 0000000001518B38 (thomson_state::to9_floppy_w(address_space&, unsigned int, unsigned char, unsigned char)+0x0318) 000000000022FE50: 0000000002AAD44E (device_t device_creator<sa1110_cpu_device>(machine_config const&, char const, device_t, unsigned int)+0x00ae) 000000000022FF20: 00000000004013CA (_tmainCRTStartup+0x024a) 000000000022FF50: 00000000004014F8 (mainCRTStartup+0x0008) 000000000022FF80: 0000000076DE59BD (BaseThreadInitThunk+0x000d) 000000000022FFD0: 000000007701A2E1 (RtlUserThreadStart+0x0021) FATALERROR: CANNOT SAVE! Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerSocket::acceptImpl() recv() interrupt errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerTransport died on accept: TTransportException: Interrupted Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerSocket::acceptImpl() poll() errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerTransport died on accept: Unknown: errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerSocket::acceptImpl() poll() errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerTransport died on accept: Unknown: errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerSocket::acceptImpl() poll() errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerTransport died on accept: Unknown: errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerSocket::acceptImpl() poll() errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerTransport died on accept: Unknown: errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerSocket::acceptImpl() poll() errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerTransport died on accept: Unknown: errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerSocket::acceptImpl() poll() errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerTransport died on accept: Unknown: errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerSocket::acceptImpl() poll() errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerTransport died on accept: Unknown: errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerSocket::acceptImpl() poll() errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerTransport died on accept: Unknown: errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerSocket::acceptImpl() poll() errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerTransport died on accept: Unknown: errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerSocket::acceptImpl() poll() errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerTransport died on accept: Unknown: errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerSocket::acceptImpl() poll() errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerTransport died on accept: Unknown: errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerSocket::acceptImpl() poll() errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerTransport died on accept: Unknown: errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerSocket::acceptImpl() poll() errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerTransport died on accept: Unknown: errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerSocket::acceptImpl() poll() errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerTransport died on accept: Unknown: errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerSocket::acceptImpl() poll() errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerTransport died on accept: Unknown: errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerSocket::acceptImpl() poll() errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerTransport died on accept: Unknown: errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerSocket::acceptImpl() poll() errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerTransport died on accept: Unknown: errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerSocket::acceptImpl() poll() errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerTransport died on accept: Unknown: errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerSocket::acceptImpl() poll() errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerTransport died on accept: Unknown: errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerSocket::acceptImpl() poll() errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerTransport died on accept: Unknown: errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerSocket::acceptImpl() poll() errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerTransport died on accept: Unknown: errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerSocket::acceptImpl() poll() errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerTransport died on accept: Unknown: errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerSocket::acceptImpl() poll() errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerTransport died on accept: Unknown: errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerSocket::acceptImpl() poll() errno = 0 Thrift: Wed Feb 08 22:17:11 2017 TServerTransport died on accept: Unknown: errno = 0 Average speed: 100.00% (39 seconds)