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I finally got whpxvm.dll to work with otvdm. While performance is much, much better than on haxmvm (in my opinion, anyway) and I can run more programs, I've encountered "out of memory" errors with Microsoft Musical Instruments (it may randomly say "Not enough system resources. Exiting.") and AfterDark (where it'll show the default screensaver with "(screensaver name): Out of memory." scrolling across the top.
There's not much for me to say when it comes to what I expected to happen, though it goes without saying that I wasn't expecting Hyper-V/OTVDM/etc. to run out of memory.
I couldn't trigger AfterDark's "out of memory" message, but this is what I see sometimes when I use Microsoft Musical Instruments:
I read elsewhere that in older versions of Windows, this can be solved by enabling virtual memory. Can that be done with OTVDM, or is there something else I can do that'll prevent the subsystem from running out of memory?
I am running Windows 10 21H1 and I'm using build 2261 of OTVDM.
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I finally got whpxvm.dll to work with otvdm. While performance is much, much better than on haxmvm (in my opinion, anyway) and I can run more programs, I've encountered "out of memory" errors with Microsoft Musical Instruments (it may randomly say "Not enough system resources. Exiting.") and AfterDark (where it'll show the default screensaver with "(screensaver name): Out of memory." scrolling across the top.
There's not much for me to say when it comes to what I expected to happen, though it goes without saying that I wasn't expecting Hyper-V/OTVDM/etc. to run out of memory.
I couldn't trigger AfterDark's "out of memory" message, but this is what I see sometimes when I use Microsoft Musical Instruments:
I read elsewhere that in older versions of Windows, this can be solved by enabling virtual memory. Can that be done with OTVDM, or is there something else I can do that'll prevent the subsystem from running out of memory?
I am running Windows 10 21H1 and I'm using build 2261 of OTVDM.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: