> Hmmmm. If you disable the Driver Verifier’s "low resource
simulation"
thingy, does this problem go away… or does it still occur?
“Gary Little” wrote in message news:xxxxx@ntdev…
>
> It still occurs. However it ran a lot longer that time. Verifier seems to
> exacerbate the problem. Actually, I disabled Verifier all together for a
> test.
>
OK. The it IS strictly an “application” problem. You’ll have to call the
Win32 function “make my working set bigger, please”… whatever it’s called.
But it’s not a driver verifier thing. And it’s not a DMA model thing (map
registers, etc). You’d see DMA stuff return the error in your driver.
Hope that helps,
Peter
OSR
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