RUN OUT OF AVILABLE MEMORY FLGHT SIM LL NOW EXIT.. HELP..

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YENİ KINSGSTON 2 GB 800MHZ HYPER MEMORY RAM ALDIM. ÖNCEDEN 1 GB AYNISINDAN WARDI ŞU AN İKİSİNİ BİR KULLANIYORUM.
HER UCUSTA BU HATAYI ALIYORUM.DAHA ONCE BU PROBLEM LE KARŞILAŞA VE HAKKINDAN GELEN YADA YARDIMCI OLABİLECEK

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Eger vista kullaniyorsaniz bu yaziyi Run komutunu calistirdiktan sonra paste yapip ''bcdedit /set IncreaseUserVA 2560'' restart yapin sorununuz hallolacaktir. (Run komutunu sag tusla secip ''Run as administrator'' secenegi ile calistirmayi unutmayin aksi halde yapacaginiz islem basarisiz olacaktir)


Eger XP kullaniyorsaniz assagidaki Bu yaziyi okumanizi yavsiye ederim

HOW TO PROPERLY TUNE VIRTUAL ADDRESS SPACE IN WINDOWS (x32) FOR OUT OF MEMORY ERRORS

x64 operating systems do not need the following changes



BE ADVISED OUT OF MEMORY ERRORS CAN ALSO DISPLAY GRAPHIC ERRORS IN FSX ON THE SCREEN WITHOUT ANY SYSTEM ERROR MESSAGE. SEE THIS THREAD FOR DETAILS:

http://www.simviation.com/cgi-bin/yabb2 ... 1233114601

YOU MAY NEED TO TUNE THE AMOUNT SET FOR ADDRESS SPACE AS DESCRIBED BELOW IF THE PROBLEM PERSISTS WITH THE SETTING OF 2560



PLEASE NOTE: This section is for anyone who sees out of memory error while using FSX. It applies to ALL circumstances.

To clear up confusion about this change.. the amount reserved for the cache is NOT and DOES NOT have anything to do with the amount of memory in the system or how much memory you are allowing access to the system!!

This change only tweaks the address space, relieving the OOM error. The 32bit system will use the physical memory installed up to 4GB regardless!




ONLY FSX SP2 HAS THE ABILITY TO ADDRESS MORE THAN 2GB OF SYSTEM MEMORY. THE DVD AND SP1 VERSIONS CAN ADDRESS MORE THAN 2GB HOWEVER IT REQUIRES MANUAL EDITING OF THE DVD OR SP1 FSX.EXE FILE USING SPECIAL SOFTWARE WHICH WILL ALLOW >2GB SUPPORT.

The method of removing out of memory and other errors on a 32bit Operating system and allow fsx access to memory amounts greater than 2GB is listed here:


For XP:

disable hidden files and folders (including hidden OS files), then on the root C:\ you will find a file named: boot.ini

Open it in notepad and add the following to the end of the OS boot line:


/3GB/Userva=2560



EXAMPLE LINE EDIT:

multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(2)\WINNT="Microsoft Windows XP Professsional" /fastdetect /3GB /Userva=2560 <---- add it here


save and close the file

reboot

to set that back to default, simply remove the edit


If you are using XP SP2 and are running a dual, quad, OR a single core Intel HYPERTHREAD processor, make sure this update is applied


http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/deta ... laylang=en


XP SP3 users do not need that update



For Vista:
WINDOWS VISTA ONLY:

1. Open a command prompt with Administration rights. You find the command prompt box under "Programs-Accessories-Command prompt"

2. Right Click the command prompt and select "run as administrator".

3. Enter in the box at the prompt: (copy/paste if you wish)

bcdedit /set IncreaseUserVA 2560

and press enter

4. Reboot

TO set that back to default in VISTA just start the command line prompt with Admin right again and type:

bcdedit /set IncreaseUserVA 2048

Hit enter and reboot