[GALQFM] Quest for Magic - Crashes upon entering character name

[tuday2]

Module Information

• Identifier: GALQFM
• Module Name: Quest for Magic
• Version: unknown

Describe the bug Crashes upon entering character name when you first enter module

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Enter Module
2. Enter your name

Expected behavior You enter the game world

Screenshots

MBBSEmu Log:

Unhandled exception. System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException: Specified argument was out of the range of valid values. (Parameter 'Unable to locate FFFF:00A9')
   at MBBSEmu.Memory.MemoryCore.GetWord(UInt16 segment, UInt16 offset)
   at MBBSEmu.CPU.CpuCore.GetOperandValueUInt16(OpKind opKind, EnumOperandType operandType)
   at MBBSEmu.CPU.CpuCore.Tick()
   at MBBSEmu.HostProcess.ExecutionUnits.ExecutionUnit.Execute(IntPtr16 entryPoint, UInt16 channelNumber, Boolean simulateCallFar, Boolean bypassState, Queue`1 initialStackValues, UInt16 initialStackPointer)
   at MBBSEmu.Module.MbbsModule.Execute(IntPtr16 entryPoint, UInt16 channelNumber, Boolean simulateCallFar, Boolean bypassSetState, Queue`1 initialStackValues, UInt16 initialStackPointer)
   at MBBSEmu.HostProcess.MbbsHost.WorkerThread()
   at System.Threading.ThreadHelper.ThreadStart_Context(Object state)
   at System.Threading.ExecutionContext.RunInternal(ExecutionContext executionContext, ContextCallback callback, Object state)
--- End of stack trace from previous location where exception was thrown ---
   at System.Threading.ThreadHelper.ThreadStart()

Software Information:

• OS: Windows 2019 Server Standard
• Telnet Client: NetRunner

API REPORT: {"UniqueIdentifier":"GALQFM","File":"GALQFM.DLL","Imports":{"DOSCALLS":[89],"PHAPI":[16],"MAJORBBS":[520,403,476,11,169,401,468,578,604,579,629,463,628,444,624,487,474,534,543,68,437,455,441,566,456,492,589,331,574,544,713,459,726,351,485,117,162,654,621,317,659,340,335,603,573,522,402,559,511,550,516,113,571,420,167],"GALGSBL":[40,58,59]}}

[enusbaum]

Access to memory location 0xFFFF:0x00A9 would be MAJORBBS.169 which is int digalw;

Specifies if Digits are allowed to be in User-ID's. We'll go ahead and just hard-code this to 1