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#11 Today 09:45
- toad01
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- Registered: 2026-05-08
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Re: List capacity is insufficient
This is doing my head in! I've just spent the last hour or so removing my events one by one (still crashed), and then creating a new (identical) profile. Eventually discovered that the debug version doesn't appear to like average measurements, so I've unticked them all in the profile. I will report back if/when it crashes again.
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#12 Today 11:07
- den4b
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- Registered: 2006-04-06
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Re: List capacity is insufficient
Yes, the error does indeed relate to the average measurement option, which is offered in three resource usage events: CPU, Network, Hard Disk.
The difficulty is that we still can't reproduce it in a development environment. This suggests that it is some kind of a race condition, probably around starting, stopping, and triggering of events. The event tries to add a new sample to the average measurement buffer after the event has already been stopped, and this manages to bypass the safeguards.
Can outline roughly at what stage do you get the error?
So far it appears that you start some resource usage events with the average measurement option enabled, let it run for a while, computer goes to sleep, and then the error occurs when you resume the computer from sleep?
We'll get to the bottom of it, and with your help it will happen sooner. Thank you for your time troubleshooting this issue.
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