VirtualBox

Opened 16 years ago

Closed 8 years ago

#2141 closed defect (obsolete)

VB crashes when installing drivers for HASP SRM (Copyright protection USB dongle)

Reported by: Kristian Karl Owned by:
Component: VMM Version: VirtualBox 1.6.4
Keywords: HASP crash Cc:
Guest type: Windows Host type: Linux

Description (last modified by aeichner)

I get a bluescreen when installing drivers for HASP SRM (Copyright protection USB dongle). The crash occurs always. I have repeated the crash on a XP, and Windows 2000 guests.

Test instructions:

  1. Start the guest OS (in this case XP)
  2. When guest OS is up running, fetch the latest driver from Aladdin from here
  3. Unzip the file, and run "HASP SRM Run-time GUI Installation"

Expected results:

  • The installation of the drivers should ends successfully.

Actual results:

  • During the istallation of the drivers, VirtualBox crashes

Attachments (6)

VBox.log.gz (6.8 KB ) - added by Kristian Karl 16 years ago.
VBox log file
Vbox_2.0.6_logs.tar.gz (39.6 KB ) - added by oeil54 16 years ago.
Vbox logs (v2.0.6) and screenshot of the blue screen
VBox.log.2.gz (28.4 KB ) - added by Kristian Karl 16 years ago.
Same crash with 2.0.6
vbox.log (278.4 KB ) - added by Daniel 16 years ago.
2.1.4.vbox.log
VBox.log (249.2 KB ) - added by Никола 16 years ago.
VBox.log.3.gz (34.2 KB ) - added by Никола 16 years ago.

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Change History (43)

by Kristian Karl, 16 years ago

Attachment: VBox.log.gz added

VBox log file

comment:1 by Kristian Karl, 16 years ago

Sorry for the bad formatting above... I'll repost the description beneath:

VirtualBox crashes when installing drivers for HASP SRM (Copyright protection USB dongle). The crash occurs always.
I have repeated the crash on a XP, and Windows 2000 guests.

Test instructions:
============
1) Start the guest OS (in this case Windows XP)
2) When guest OS is up running, fetch the latest driver from Aladdin at: ftp://ftp.aladdin.com/pub/hasp/srm/Runtime_%28Drivers%29/HASP_SRM_Runtime_setup.zip
3) Unzip the file, and run "HASP SRM Run-time GUI Installation"

Expected results:
============
The installation of the drivers should end successfully.

Actual results:
==========
During the istallation of the drivers, VirtualBox crashes

comment:2 by Kristian Karl, 16 years ago

Please note, that the actual hardware (the USB HASP dongle) is not necessary to repeat the crash.

comment:3 by Kristian Karl, 16 years ago

I also get the same crash using Vista as a guest OS.

comment:4 by Frank Mehnert, 16 years ago

Component: otherUSB

comment:5 by Andreas Lange, 16 years ago

The problem is not related to USB. The problem appears to be in the instruction decoder of VirtualBox; the aksfridge.sys driver contains obfuscated code, which VirtualBox does not handle correctly.

in reply to:  5 comment:6 by Mario Naiito, 16 years ago

Is there any workaround for the askfridge.sys problem?

comment:7 by Frank Mehnert, 16 years ago

Component: USBVMM
Description: modified (diff)

Right. Please could you activate VT-x for that VM session? Note that VT-x seems to be disabled in your BIOS (according to the log you added) so please check your BIOS settings. And after doing so, please make sure that VT-x is indeed enabled for the VM by checking the session information window (HostKey+N).

comment:8 by Kristian Karl, 16 years ago

I will try it out on a machine that has VT capable CPU ASAP.

in reply to:  7 comment:9 by Mario Naiito, 16 years ago

Hello Frank, thanks a lot ... it's working now.

comment:10 by Kristian Karl, 16 years ago

Ok very good :-)

But what about machines with CPU's without VT capabilities... :-(

comment:11 by Sander van Leeuwen, 16 years ago

Also see the duplicates #941 and #2523.

by oeil54, 16 years ago

Attachment: Vbox_2.0.6_logs.tar.gz added

Vbox logs (v2.0.6) and screenshot of the blue screen

comment:12 by oeil54, 16 years ago

Hello folks, I'm also getting a blue screen on my Guest Windows XP (SP4) when I lunch an application that uses HASP USB key protection. I'm running VirtualBox 2.0.6.

I tried to with VT-x on/off, with PAE/NX on/off and also USB 2.0 (EHCI) on/off, always the same, blue screen of the death.

You can see Vbox logs and blue screen screenshot in the second attachment.

Hope this helps

comment:13 by Cristiano, 16 years ago

I have a software inside windows using a HASP Aladin and an sometimes I get a typical blue screen message error.

My configuration:

Host : Ubuntu Gutsy Guest: Windows XP VBox Version: 2.0.6

How to fix this?

by Kristian Karl, 16 years ago

Attachment: VBox.log.2.gz added

Same crash with 2.0.6

comment:14 by Kristian Karl, 16 years ago

Still having problems with crashes... Is there really no solutions in sight? Added a VirtualBox log from a crash from 2.0.6

comment:15 by Kristian Karl, 16 years ago

Same crash still exists in version 2.1.2 r41885 linux.x86 (Jan 21 2009 18:44:46)

comment:16 by Kristian Karl, 16 years ago

Same crash still exists in VirtualBox 2.1.4 r42893 linux.x86

by Daniel, 16 years ago

Attachment: vbox.log added

2.1.4.vbox.log

comment:17 by Daniel, 16 years ago

I can confirm similar issues with 2.1.4. and the last couple 2.. releases. I have two XP software programs, one that relies on the dongle and one that is related but does not require the dongle. Trying to install the Aladdin drivers, was problematic to say the least, but I did manage to get one of the three available versions installed. No matter though, I typically get either a BSOD or a VM crash when trying to run either program. It does run fine on a normal XP machine, just not the Virtualbox VM. The problem seems to be occurring when the progs are loading, right around the point where they might be checking for the USB dongle. I have p4 proc with HT, no duo-core, and no vt-x available either. This issue might be a deal-breaker for me as I have to support my end-users and without this capability I'll need to get a second box. I'm on Ubuntu Ibex 8.10 running XP SP3 on the VM. I've attached one of the logs from Virtualbox. I can re-create this VERY consistently, so let me know how I can help.

comment:18 by martl, 16 years ago

Same crashes with Aladdin HASP dongle. Several versions VBox2.1.4 down to 2.x. with XP SP3 as guest OS. BSOD as soon as HASP dongle is accessed by software, e.g. diagnostix from Aladdin or commercial software.

Seems to be a problem of the virtual USB controller (USB and USB 2.0), because on the host computer (not with Linux, but with Win XP) we have no problems. A document (HASPUserSetup_readme.txt) from Aladdin found on the Web describes:

"Some USB controllers cause Microsoft platforms to hang or display a Blue Screen. This problem is not related to Aladdin drivers."

This is extremly negative, because we use software encapsulated in several VBox machines, one of them with Aladdin dongle and we m u s t resolve this problem soon! Seems to be accepted as major problem since VBox version 1.6.4 (see above) and not solved until now!!!

by Никола, 16 years ago

Attachment: VBox.log added

by Никола, 16 years ago

Attachment: VBox.log.3.gz added

comment:19 by Никола, 16 years ago

Hello. The guest OS Windows XP sp3 hangs in the course of start of the program using HASP a key. Thus if to remove a key the program gives out the message that the key is not accessible and continues to work. At installation of the driver by program means (on the real PC all works), VirtualBox hangs (at all without giving out the blue screen). What do I should do?

comment:20 by Kristian Karl, 15 years ago

Same crash still exists in VirtualBox 2.2.2 r46594 linux.x86, using Windows XP as guest

comment:21 by steffen2042, 15 years ago

Hi, are there any news on this topic ?

comment:22 by steffen2042, 15 years ago

Hi, found this in another thread: http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=12452

worked for me.

comment:23 by Kristian Karl, 15 years ago

Same problem (crash) still exists in VirtualBox 2.2.4 r47978 linux.x86

comment:24 by martl, 15 years ago

Our workaround: installing VBoxAdditions 1.5.6. even on the newest VirualBox version. Using this old version we never did have a BSOD accessing the HASP dongle or during continuous operation (24/7). Anyone who can confirm this?

comment:25 by Kristian Karl, 15 years ago

1.5.6 is not available from virtualbox.org anymore, so I tried using version 1.6.0, but I still get the crash. I also tried it without any guest additions installed, but I still get the same ugly crash...

comment:26 by Kristian Karl, 15 years ago

Oh, I found 1.5.7 and tried it, but it crashes all the same.

comment:27 by Kristian Karl, 15 years ago

Same problem (crash) still exists in VirtualBox 3.0.2 r49928 linux.x86 using the latest (3.02) VBoxAddition

comment:28 by jim.software, 15 years ago

I have the same problem (crash - either reboot, hard crash, or blue screen depending on whether or not the hasp_com_windows.dll and tlb files exist in windows\system32 and whether or not I have USB enabled). VirtualBox 3.04 r50677

This does not crash on Windows Hyper-V and does not crash on VMWare. However all is not won. Windows VirtualPC crashes hard just like VirtualBox.

comment:29 by andree___, 15 years ago

Tested on VBoxAdditions 1.5.6, VBox 3.0.4 64bit, Windows XP SP2 32bit (clean installation + windows update). Problem still exists. Host system was Linux Fedora 11 64bit. The same problem on VBoxAdditions 3.0.4.

comment:30 by cpaquotlmp, 15 years ago

Hello, The problem still exists on 3.1.2 (with Ubuntu 9.10 64 bits). Unfortunately my CPU (Core 2 Duo T5750) does not support VT-x, therefore I have no workaround. I tried several drivers without any success.

comment:31 by Kalin KOZHUHAROV, 15 years ago

Works for me, just tested 3.1.2 running on linux-2.6.32 amd64; guest is WinXP 64. From http://localhost:1947/_int_/diag.html

HASP License Manager:

Version 12.47 Build 11911

Host Operating System:

Microsoft Windows XP Build 3790 Service Pack 2 EM64T Family 6 Model 26 Stepping 5 Running on Virtual BOX VM

VT-x is on.

The dongle is seen and usable with this setup + the software it came.

comment:32 by schaber, 15 years ago

Still crashes when installing ftp://ftp.ealaddin.com/pub/aladdin.de/hardlock/hardlock_driver_cmdline5_55.zip, even with host Windows XPSP3 and guest Windows XPSP3.

comment:33 by schaber, 15 years ago

Tested with 3.1.4 plus 3.1.4 guest additions.

comment:34 by cpaquotlmp, 15 years ago

I switched to VMWare Player (free) because of this bug (I converted the machine using VMWare Converter).

Works like a charm in VMWare...

in reply to:  28 comment:36 by jim.software, 14 years ago

I just installed VirtualBox 3.2.0 beta. I fired up my VM from 2009-08-06, the same one that was crashing. I did not change any settings. I was able to install the hasp_com_windows.dll and tlb files 3 times without any problems. This issue appears to be fixed for me.

Hopefully someone else with the same issue can test VB 3.2.0.beta and see if it works for them.

Replying to jim.software:

I have the same problem (crash - either reboot, hard crash, or blue screen depending on whether or not the hasp_com_windows.dll and tlb files exist in windows\system32 and whether or not I have USB enabled). VirtualBox 3.04 r50677

This does not crash on Windows Hyper-V and does not crash on VMWare. However all is not won. Windows VirtualPC crashes hard just like VirtualBox.

comment:37 by Julio.Oliveira, 14 years ago

Any of comments submmited here solve the problem to me. I still have the reboot for Windows XP SP3 and Windows 7 32bits hosted at a Win7 64 bits.I can´t use VBox 3.2.6 and I was forced to move to VMWare Workstation 7.1.

comment:38 by aeichner, 8 years ago

Description: modified (diff)
Resolution: obsolete
Status: newclosed

Please reopen if still relevant with a recent VirtualBox release.

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