Bluescreens: ser2pl.sys ...

[Marco]

Bluescreen problems

1.
- DRIVER_IRQ_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

On the bottom is text
- ser2pl.sys

2.
Window has been shut down to prevend more damage ...

On the bottom is text
STOP:0x0000007B, C0XF993E640, 0XC0000034,
0X00000000,0X00000000

I have downloaded all the possible fix to my database
manager. But still i got these bluescreens

CAN SOME ONE HELP ME???????????????

 

[Guest]

More for my problems

It's possible that our display drivers couse this problem.

We use XENARC 700TST / 7" TFT LCD Monitor w/ VGA & Touch
Screen

Have anybody else tested this display with Embedded XP

 

[KM]

Marco,

ser2pl.sys seems to be a part of from USB-to-Serial converter, right? I
don't think there is such component in XPe. Are you trying out your custom
component/driver/application?

Also, are you using EWF in your image?

KM

M> Bluescreen problems

M> 1.
M> - DRIVER_IRQ_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

M> On the bottom is text - ser2pl.sys

M> 2.
M> Window has been shut down to prevend more damage ...

M> On the bottom is text
M> STOP:0x0000007B, C0XF993E640, 0XC0000034, 0X00000000,0X00000000

M> I have downloaded all the possible fix to my database manager. But
M> still i got these bluescreens

M> CAN SOME ONE HELP ME???????????????

 

[Marco]

ser2pl.sys comes with our custom application!

We are using EWF in our image! Should we use old NT???

 

[KM]

Marco,

If you see DRIVER_IRQ_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL BSOD, have you imported the
Q816654? You can find it here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...6E-4EF3-4B6B-A255-A6941BB7296B&displaylang=en

If you are using an embedded device with XPe image on it, I don't think it
would be easy to switch to NTe. It is sometimes possible but would be a very
painful process depending on what hardware support you can get from the
device manufacturer.

KM,
BSuare Corp.

 

[Marco]

Yes, i have Q816654 downloaded to my database and all the
other hotfix that i have found!

 

[KM]

Marco,

Then I don't have anything good to suggest in my mind right now.
You may want to debug your image to see what causes the BSOD. Consider this:
Does the crash happen during FBA? If so, check FBALog.txt to see if
there is any error related.
Have you tried out your custom applicaton on XP Pro? Have you ever seen
BSOD there?
Try removing EWF from your image and see if it still crashes.
Try to remove the app from your XPe image - does it still BSOD? If it
does, try playing with your drivers (display, etc.) to use some standard
drivers (VGA, etc.).
At a lost hope, you may do a google and msdn search for
DRIVER_IRQ_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL. there is much information on the subject with
number of suggestions.

KM

 

[Marco]

Hello,

I will start a new image, where i drop a lot of
components. I'm adding components by components to see
what is the main cause for crash.

First i drop EXF from my image. Lets see what happends!