roberts


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Posted: Dec. 23 2006,17:24 |
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From the error posted, looks like not enough cached DMA memory.
* DMA memory: this memory is located under the 16 MB limit and is cached by the L1 and L2 caches * 'normal' memory: this memory is located above the DMA limit and is cached by the L1 and L2 caches, it can not be used for DMA buffers * slow memory: this memory is not cached or present on an add-on board, it can not be used for DMA buffers and using it for time critical kernel stack and SLAB would be disastrous for performance; we also don't want to use it for CPU intensive user applications
That doesn't look well for your small memory machine and using ndiswrapper.
Edited by roberts on Dec. 23 2006,17:44
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