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Windows – Getting a Blue Screen after opening and closing a PCI/PCIe device several times

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Home / Article / Windows – Getting a Blue Screen after opening and closing a PCI/PCIe device several times

On some Windows PCs there are DMA chipsets that cause a blue screen system crash when opening and closing PCI and PCIe type devices several times.

This can be alleviated by turning off the DMA initialization.

For a 1553 device this is done by opening the device with the ADT_L1_1553_InitDefault_ExtendedOptions() function and setting the ADT_L1_API_DEVICEINIT_NODMA flag.

For an A429 device use the same flag with the ADT_L1_A429_InitDefault_ExtendedOptions() function.

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