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xxxxx@gmail.com wrote: > Dear all > I have a BSOD when resuming from S3 on Windows 7 with virutal XP mode virutal machine open. I have now idea for who cause this BSOD. > the following is dump analysis. Does anyone can help me to analyse it? > The stack dump shows that it was an NMI -- non-maskable interrupt. In the physical world, this usually means a hardware glitch, like a PCI bus error or a RAM parity error. -- Tim Roberts,...

> As least that what my naive mind seems to think :-) > > Or am I missing something...? Can also work. You can use your private set of IOCTLs for the FDs to register the ISR routines in the bus driver (the real bus driver's ISR will call all registered ones), and to query the bus driver for HW resources. -- Maxim S. Shatskih Windows DDK MVP xxxxx@storagecraft.com http://www.storagecraft.com

Also, you are creating minidumps. You want to configure the machine to take full dumps (which include user mode apps) d -----Original Message----- From: Mark Roddy Sent: Saturday, November 28, 2009 5:25 AM To: Windows System Software Devs Interest List Subject: Re: [ntdev] Debugger There is a lot of information all telling you to fix your symbols. On Saturday, November 28, 2009, wrote: > There doesn't seem to be a lot of information....

OK, but why are you using both then? I mean, that's what a hardware debugger does? mm

Nod. Begs the question why (with a pin) this supports MSI and MSIx at all? (Some of the 'supported' devices do seem to use MSIx, at least from a quick code scan) Or wil I find out that MSI will not be in my resources when I fix my driver code? All I know at this point is that I have 5 resourses, don't know what they are yet due to a bug in parsing them. Thx -PWM -----Original Message----- From: "Jake Oshins" To:...

> Spinning all CPU's at HIGH_LEVEL while you do your dirty work isn't an atomic operation though, > so a request could sneak through while you are setting it up. This is not a problem - once you are not going to start your actual "dirty work" until all CPUs have been "corralled", processing of requests while you are setting up the whole thing does not pose any problem. Problems may arise if 1. Requests...

There is a lot of information all telling you to fix your symbols. On Saturday, November 28, 2009, wrote: > There doesn't seem to be a lot of information. > > I can replicate the problem. > > --------------------------------------------------- > > > What would you suggest the best debugger is and was? I do not get a bluescreen > but the application > > does freeze up and since it is a file scanner so does...

> I use Norton Internet Security on my notebooks, but since I > get Symantec's AV from my employer for free I use it on most of my desktops > since I have a firewall at home. My favourite Symantec product is the "Norton Removal Tool" :) The last computer I fixed was behaving very much like it had a virus - AVG wasn't updating and other strange things were happening. Internet access seemed to work from IE6 but from...

wrote in message news:134802@ntdev... > Hi Pavel, > > Thanks for your input. I was pretty sure something similar existed. Can > you elaborate please? > Like others already mentioned, there is the MS virtual CD, OSR virtual CD, and so on. Install them, observe what they do, how they interact with their usermode control apps. Regards. --pa

Well, from a practical standpoint, "fall-back" is essentially required because there's no sane device designer who would build a device that doesn't work with some processors, some chipsets and any version of Windows before Vista. But, in order to eventually leave this legacy behind, Windows itself doesn't require the fallback. -- Jake Oshins Hyper-V I/O Architect Windows Kernel Group This post implies no warranties...