SRL Archive - S.M.A.R.T.

So I've been having this issue for a couple days now and have been trying everything i can to figure out what the heck is going on. I tried all different versions of Java and the latest one i have used is a 32-bit version of java. I get this message when i am running the code provided in the "How to set up simba" thread. Anyone having this same issue? or is there a possible fix to this. Like i said i have tried everything up my sleeves and have had a couple friends try it as well. The SMART CLIENT just doesn't want to spawn, it closes by itself and does at least 5 attempts to spawn before executing.




SRL: Logfile = C:\Simba\Includes\SRL-6/logs/SRL log (07-04-15 at 01.01.27 AM).txt
– setupSRL()
—- Setting up SRL…
—- attempting to spawn smart, attempt #: 6
—- initSmart():
—— Attempting to pair to a previously spawned client
—— smartPairToExistingClient():
——– Found no free clients to pair to
—— smartPairToExistingClient(): result = false
—— Attempting to spawn a new client..
—— smartCreateClient():
———- smartGetParameters(): Succesfully grabbed paramters
——– getJavaPath():
———- Attempting to search for your Java path
———- Found your java path @ C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.8.0_40\bin\java.exe
——– getJavaPath()
——– Using parameters (had to delete this part in order to post this message, as it would not allow links), f777976283257095780]
——– Using plugins "OpenGL32.dll,d3d9.dll"
—— Failed to spawn a SMART client
—- initSmart()
—- Waiting up to 5 minutes for RS to load…
—- 1 minute(s) have passed, client is not ready yet
—- 2 minute(s) have passed, client is not ready yet
—- 3 minute(s) have passed, client is not ready yet
—- 4 minute(s) have passed, client is not ready yet
—- Client is taking too long to load, terminating…
– setupSRL(): False
– Succesfully freed SMART[0]
Successfully executed.

Criver I used to have the same problem but the fix is not that difficult. So what I'm thinking your issue is, is that's not installed. Go to Java and download the i536.exe file. That's java'a 32 bit. It will go in your program files (x86) which is just where all 32 bit clients and programs go. When you do that restart everything and see what happens.