Stop 0xC2 or BAD_POOL_CALLER

[Jewe]

Hi,

I got a small problem. A customer of mine has had the following crash.
Stop 0xC2 or BAD_POOL_CALLER
0x00000040 Starting address Start of system address space This value is always zero Attempt to free usermode address to kernel pool

I found the area of the problem, but I have some questions about stl.

in one of our communication classes we use:
vector<string> masAcceptedIdentificationResponses;

constructor:
NIGPIB::NIGPIB(const int vnBoard, const int vnPrim, const int vnSec) : masAcceptedIdentificationResponses(0)

I think the problem is caused in one "driver" we create the object dynamically and with the other we inherate this class.

Can someone tell if I am right or totally wrong?
I do not mind being wrong, but I have been looking at this code for about 8 hours and I am starting to run out of options.

any points would be great,

Jewe

[nfireman]

Mabe you should try to recreate the "crash" in small scale.
Write a small program to do that and then ask your question again.

[Jewe]

Dude,

If I could recreate the problem then I would be the luckiest man on the planet. the thing is that I can not reproduce it..

[philkr]

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314492/EN-US/

[Jewe]

Solution to this problem was installing the latest GPIB drivers