Hello,Exists some hope that resolves these cursed cdt of maam_tbm.gau?I have tried all the suggested methods, I have changed to all the driver of the ati, one by one, from the 7,11 to the last one.Nothing to make, and the thing indeed begins to disturb.I cannot change to airplane and not even airport, even if recharges the land goes in cdt.I can only load to create the flight, and then more nothing.Bye.

Hi,Have you applied Patch #2?Have you tried using "MAAM's TBM-3 on the Museum Ramp at KRDG.FLT" as your default startup flight?Fred

Hi,Yes,i have applied Patch2 and have tried all, but not result..If i use "MAAM's TBM-3 on the Museum Ramp at KRDG.FLT",when change airport, when change repaint, or when change model I have equally a cdt..

Having the same problem here. Since installing Patch #2, if I load up (say) the Cessna, then switch to the TBM. I get a crash with error message regarding "ModName: maam_tbm.gau".It appears to be somewhat random on my system. I need to do more testing.

Would you guys please provide some system specs?XP, Vista, CPU, Video, Memory, Overclocking...Fred

Hi to all,Well, i have:Win xp pro sp3AMD Athlon Processor 3000+, no overclocking.1 gb Ram KingstoneATI radeon x1600 series, 512 ram.(I have tried all ATI driver, but no result)Fs 9.1CD Version of MAAM Avenger.Regards.

If you're referring to the sim crash that occurs if you try to load a different Avenger or another plane, the previously mentioned fix concerning the consecutive zorder= number coupled with having the Panel folder in the actual aircraft did solve the problem for me until applying Patch #2 with the updated AIR files. I'm now back to only being able to load one Avenger per FS2004 session.Whether this helps trace the problem I couldn't say, but the sole difference between the ability to load different Avengers and not was replacing the AIR file and gauge, as I'd previously modified the zorder= references by hand and experienced no problems.Alastair

Although i had modified the zolder in the precedent version, i had the same problem as now, this means the CDT.

Go back to the original gauge (ver 201) but keep the patch #2 air files.The air files only have a trivial change to correct a trim problem and would have no effect on the CTD. This should have also been the case with the gauge update (ver 203) but apparently an issue still remains for some users.Fred

Hi Fbfb,Thanks for interesting council.I have tried now.Well, now, i succeed to change airport or if i reload aircraft. But the cdt continue if change repaint. ("MAAM's TBM-3 on the Museum Ramp at KRDG.FLT" as my default startup flight)Indeed an optimal council, of new thousands thanks! :-) And we hope in a future definitive resolution of the problem.Regards.

Hi all,Im having the same problem with the tbm.gau ctd. Was working just fine the other day and now this. Cant fot the life of me figure what i did to guff up my Turkey. Been experimenting and found that if i remove the Fsuipc.dll the thing works just fine. Any ideas would be appriciated. I have the newest version of Fsuipc for fs9 3.9. Thx Rob

Rob,If the TBM was working with this fsuipc.dll before this problem happened I can't begin to figure it out either.There has never been a report of any conflict with fsuipc and I have to think you have unique issue there.Something must have changed, but what???Fred

Hey Fred, Thx in advance for the quick reply. The only thing i can think i did was upgrade of my vid drivers. I have a old ati 9500/9700 128 meg in a dell 8250 2 gig of ram 2.4 p4. Has there been any concerns requarding this problem and vid cards. Thx Rob

Actually in the distant past there was an issue that applied to some laptops with proprietary ATI drivers but that shouldn't apply here.I would suggest trying different driver, not neccessarily the latest which may not do much for the older card anyway.Fred

Hey FredWell my misery grows lol. I am able to select flights from the maam men in Flights and all works well, but when i try in creat a flight thats where the prob with maam_tbm.gau starts. Any thoughts?Thx Rob