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| Ring Buffer Overflow -->HELP<-- |
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| #1 By 125 (216.232.67.238) at Monday, March 03, 2003 01:37:57 PM |
| I'm not even going to write my own reply, just blatently rip someone elses off. [emote|;)] Let me know if there are any other errors listed. <quote> The mouse ring buffer overflow message is misleading, because the mouse ring buffer overflow is usually in fact not a cause but merely a last effect of another fault, possibly some interrupt conflict or hardware failure. By enlarging the mouse buffer you will gain nothing. To be precise, if you get this error occasionally while everthing else works fine, then it may be a good idea to enlarge the mouse buffer. I have never heard of anybody experiencing this though. What usually happens is that the system, for some reason we don't know yet, stops processing mouse interrupts and probably at least one other kind of interrupts. Consequently the mouse ring buffer overflows after a short time, but only after at least one other part of the system is already frozen. In this case enlarging the mouse buffer doesn't serve any useful purpose at all. It would only delay the error message for another second. If indeed you experience that parts of your running software freeze when you get that message, then you have to find and eradicate the primary cause of the problem. Don't worry about the ring buffer. Check the events in the system event log shortly before the ring buffer overflow. The first event in the sequence may be the best pointer to the original cause. Since when do you get these errors? Did you install new hardware, new software, or make other changes to the system at roughly that time? </quote> |
