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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 01/17/2016 01:28 PM, Bob Stewart
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Looking at this again tonight and turning on "verbose" in
ram_session code, showed what appears to be the actual problem which
was that the driver pruss_drv was given an initial ram quota about
an order of magnitude smaller than was necessary--- 1M verse 10M.
Presumably this is because libc was asking for a lot of ram. With
the run script using 10M for the ram resource in the pruss_drv
component, the lack of quota messages are gone.<br>
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It might be better to have error/warning messages emitted that more
accurately reflect the real ram resource issue. If my analysis of
the problem is correct, instead of the message "<i> Insufficient
quota for transfer: init -> pruss_drv</i><i>" issued, </i>"pruss_drv
ram allocation exhausted"<i> </i>would be more informative. I
interpreted the message as indicating that init had used all of it's
allocation, which was not correct.<br>
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Thanks,<br>
Bob<i><br>
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