VirtualBox

Opened 15 years ago

Closed 15 years ago

Last modified 14 years ago

#3414 closed defect (fixed)

Windows BSOD with Host Interface ==> fixed in SVN

Reported by: doug.dockter@… Owned by:
Component: other Version: VirtualBox 2.1.4
Keywords: Cc:
Guest type: other Host type: Windows

Description

I'm running VirtualBox 2.1.4 on XP SP3. When I select "host interface" as the network setting and start my Windows NT 4.0 VM, I get a DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL_BSOD on the XP host. If I change the network setting to NAT, I don't have that issue.

Attachments (2)

VBox.log (31.3 KB ) - added by doug.dockter@… 15 years ago.
VB log
Mini022609-01.dmp (92.0 KB ) - added by doug.dockter@… 15 years ago.

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Change History (12)

by doug.dockter@…, 15 years ago

Attachment: VBox.log added

VB log

comment:1 by misha, 15 years ago

Could you attach a minidump with a fail here? Thanks

comment:2 by misha, 15 years ago

Also when exactly does the fail occurs, i.e. just on VM start or after sometime after the start or on shutdown?

comment:3 by misha, 15 years ago

Host type: otherWindows

in reply to:  3 comment:4 by doug.dockter@…, 15 years ago

Replying to misha: It happens immediately after the OS Loader screen comes up - before I even have a chance to make a selection from there.

by doug.dockter@…, 15 years ago

Attachment: Mini022609-01.dmp added

in reply to:  description ; comment:5 by andy, 15 years ago

I am running an XP SP3 machine with two network cards. It ran fine with the host interface setup against the in build Intel card. I always got a BSOD with my secondary Reltek card (RTL8139/810x). A WindowsUpdate driver update for this card solved the problem. The driver was dated Jan09 so is quite recent.

in reply to:  5 ; comment:6 by doug.dockter@…, 15 years ago

Replying to andyw62:

I am running an XP SP3 machine with two network cards. It ran fine with the host interface setup against the in build Intel card. I always got a BSOD with my secondary Reltek card (RTL8139/810x). A WindowsUpdate driver update for this card solved the problem. The driver was dated Jan09 so is quite recent.

I did not find that driver update in Windows Update. Dell also did not show a newer driver than the one I have installed.

in reply to:  6 comment:7 by andy, 15 years ago

Replying to doug.dockter@utgins.com:

Replying to andyw62:

I am running an XP SP3 machine with two network cards. It ran fine with the host interface setup against the in build Intel card. I always got a BSOD with my secondary Reltek card (RTL8139/810x). A WindowsUpdate driver update for this card solved the problem. The driver was dated Jan09 so is quite recent.

I did not find that driver update in Windows Update. Dell also did not show a newer driver than the one I have installed.

The driver I am using details are as follows: Driver Provider : Realtek Semiconductor Corp. Driver Date : 21/01/2009 Driver Version : 5.713.121.2009

comment:8 by doug.dockter@…, 15 years ago

I was able to locate the newer driver you referenced and it corrected the problem. Thanks for your help.

comment:9 by Sander van Leeuwen, 15 years ago

Resolution: fixed
Status: newclosed
Summary: Windows BSOD with Host InterfaceWindows BSOD with Host Interface -> update Realtek driver

Thanks for your feedback. We'll blame it on the Realtek driver then.

comment:10 by misha, 15 years ago

Summary: Windows BSOD with Host Interface -> update Realtek driverWindows BSOD with Host Interface ==> fixed in SVN

After having another look into the minidump, this is not a Realtek driver issue, but ours.
The issue is now fixed in SVN.

In case anyone is still seeing it please send me a mail at Mikhail dot Sennikovsky at sun dot com. I'll then send you a link to a new test version containing a fix for the issue.

Replying to doug.dockter@utgins.com: Thanks very much for the minidump, it helped me A LOT :)

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