Re: [Xen-users] Windows GPLPV xenvbd.sys BSOD

[Jethro Beekman <jethro@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Nothing on the 'code 10' front?

When I figure out how to reproduce that BSOD I will certainly try to send you a 
memory dump. I'm not running any other software, this is a clean install.
Jethro

On 18-01-12 00:20, James Harper wrote:
> > It seems to happen when you run the installer for either version while the
> > other is still installed. See http://jbeekman.nl/GplPvSignatureWarning.png . I
> > had trouble deinstalling the driver via the Control Panel, so I fixed it by 
> > going
> > back to a restore point and then installing the non-debug version.
> I wonder if it doesn't like having the same product installed with two 
> different signatures or something? I've installed my signed version over the 
> top of my testsigned version without any problems before.
>
> Or maybe the extra mucking around you've had to do might have upset something 
> somewhere.
>
> > I now have another problem. My network device and one of my two block
> > devices say "This device cannot start. (Code 10).". The internet seems to
> > think that this mostly happens with PCI-passthrough and USB devices, but
> > that's not the case here.
> >
> > I also got another random BSOD, but I can't reproduce that (yet).
> If you use the _debug drivers from meadowcourt.org and can get me the memory.dmp file 
> (or minidump file) I should be able to run it through the debugger easily enough. The 
> exception would be a really old version where I've purged the symbol files from my 
> build station. If it doesn't write a memory dump then the 
> /var/log/xen/qemu-dm-<domu name>.log file might be useful.
>
> What other software are you running on the system? I've seen problems with some 
> antivirus software before with GPLPV.
>
> James
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