LoseThos guest VM BSoDs Windows 7 host

[The MAZZTer]

 http://www.losethos.com/

I get a bluescreen on the host while booting this in a VM.

VBox 3.1.6r59338 64-bit. Windows 7 Professional 64-bit host

Event Log dump of BSoD events and VirtualBox config are attached.

(<EventData> in the event logs seems to refer to the BSOD itself (30 == STOP 0x0000001E))

CD was attached after first boot (which ended at the "FATAL: No bootable media" error) then rebooted. System BSoDs after a few seconds and a few console lines from LoseThos boot process.

[The MAZZTer]

Virtual Machine config

[The MAZZTer]

Minidump

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Event log to go with dump

[The MAZZTer]

Minidump

[The MAZZTer]

Event log to go with dump

[mily]

I also get a BSoD on the most recent version of VirtualBox (v3.2.4) and Windows 7 x64 (Home Professional).

[sandervl73]

Please attach a minidump.

[sandervl73]

Can't reproduce here. The VBox.log file of the session would be helpful as well (don't wait for the crash; just briefly start it).

[The MAZZTer]

I tried to trigger the BSoD again to get a fresh log with 3.2.8. However, the log file was empty. :(

However I am getting a different error on the BSoD from before so I am attaching a new minidump from today. Log file is from older 5/4/10 BSoD.

Crash seems to happen in ntfs.sys+c898, called from ntoskrnl.exe+6fb69, called from VMMR0.r0+1c94f (addresses from 3.2.8 64-bit Windows).

[The MAZZTer]

Another BSoD minidump

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VBox log for 5/4/10 BSoD.

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VBox log for 8/6/10 BSoD

[The MAZZTer]

Looks like the log file was there, I guess filesystem corruption was reporting a 0 byte size incorrectly? Windows fixed it while I wasn't looking, attached.