Changes between Version 50 and Version 51 of Core_dump
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- Feb 6, 2015 11:14:24 AM (9 years ago)
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v50 v51 147 147 * Create a registry REG_SZ value named '''DumpFolder''' containing a path to a folder where to store the Mini Dumps, e.g. '''C:\Windows\Temp'''. 148 148 149 The next time VirtualBox crashes you'll find a newly created Mini Dump in the folder you specified above. Before sending those Mini Dumps to us though, please first compress them with ZIP (e.g. 7zip) or RAR to reduce sthe overall file size. This also saves you time uploading this file!149 The next time VirtualBox crashes you'll find a newly created Mini Dump in the folder you specified above. Before sending those Mini Dumps to us though, please first compress them with ZIP (e.g. 7zip) or RAR to reduce the overall file size. This also saves you time uploading this file! 150 150 151 151 For more detailed information visit [http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/8103.application-crash-dump-analysis-windows-7.aspx this] page. … … 165 165 Please also be aware that each time a Bluescreen occurred the file mentioned above will be '''overwritten'''! This means that you should copy this file to a save place to not lose it if you want to provide us the right information. Also, other applications on your PC may produce Bluescreens, so only send us the kernel dump which got created when directly using VirtualBox (and your PC showed a Blueescreen). 166 166 167 Note: Before sending those kernel dumps to us though, please first compress them with ZIP (e.g. 7zip) or RAR to reduce sthe overall file size. This also saves you time uploading this file!167 Note: Before sending those kernel dumps to us though, please first compress them with ZIP (e.g. 7zip) or RAR to reduce the overall file size. This also saves you time uploading this file! 168 168 169 169 '''Privacy information''': Also be aware that the above kernel dumps could contain unrelated '''sensitive and private information''' about you and your system, e.g. stored passwords in memory. Unfortunately this is unavoidable in those situations, as a kernel dump essentially is an unmodified and unfiltered part of your computer's RAM (main memory).