If you do proper cuda error checking in your code, you can retrieve that 0xb error that is being reported from a cudaGetLastError call, and pass it to a decoder (cudaGetErrorString) that will tell you something more meaningful.
CUDA runtime API error codes are enumerated in driver_types.h, which on a standard linux install will be in /usr/local/cuda/include Search on cudaSuccess which will be the first enumerated type (i.e. 0) then continue on until you find your error number.
In this case 0xb (= 11) refers to cudaErrorInvalidValue:
/**
* This indicates that one or more of the parameters passed to the API call
* is not within an acceptable range of values.
*/
cudaErrorInvalidValue = 11,
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