IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

[Ben]

XPE
Mostly standard PC, with networking components and the
explorer shell.

Sometimes while sitting alone, nothing running except
system processes.
The machine pops up a blue screen.
With the following line for the stop code:
0x0000000A (0x80572d9a, 0x0000002, 0x0000000, 0x80572d9a)
Which if I remember right is a read operation.

I am wondering if this could be the system trying to go
to screen saver or power management without either being
installed.

Has anyone else seen something like this?

Ben

 

[KM]

Ben,

Have you checked you Event Viewer log for error messages that might identify
the device or driver that caused the error?
Also, you may want to check your FBALog.txt log file to see if there have
been any error during XPE image install that may be related to the problem.

There may be a few reason for the IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL (Bug Check 0xA).
I'd suggest you to try out all the recommended ways from DDK:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/ddtools/hh/
ddtools/bccodes_6vxj.asp

KM


B> XPE
B> Mostly standard PC, with networking components and the explorer
B> shell.

B> Sometimes while sitting alone, nothing running except system
B> processes.
B> The machine pops up a blue screen.
B> With the following line for the stop code:
B> 0x0000000A (0x80572d9a, 0x0000002, 0x0000000, 0x80572d9a)
B> Which if I remember right is a read operation.

B> I am wondering if this could be the system trying to go to screen
B> saver or power management without either being installed.

B> Has anyone else seen something like this?

B> Ben

 

[Guest]

KM,

I cannot check the event viewer.
Once it blue screens on me, it goes straight to the blue
screen every time I reboot.
I get the xpe screen with the moving blue bar and then
the screen goes blue and I get the same message,
difference memory address, but smae message.
No errors in the install log either.
Although I do see it sets up an EWF size 0 partition as
the last thing before the final reboot.

I will look through the link you provided.

I noticed it did this while sitting unattended earlier,
and have turned off the power saver features to see if it
runs all night without a problem. If it does, I suspect
I might be closer to the issue.

Ben

 

[KM]

Ben,

I got confused a little bit. In the previous thread you mentioned that you
removed EWF, did you? If not, the
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=b2adb86e-4ef3-4b6b-
a255-a6941bb7296b&displaylang=en should be applied to your image. Have you
installed Q816654 (+Q811279) QFE?

If you haven't changed default "File" registry values under
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Eventlog] key
(Application, Security,System subkeys), you should have your Event Viewer
logs in these files: %SystemRoot%\system32\config\AppEvent.Evt,
%SystemRoot%\system32\config\System.Evt,
%SystemRoot%\system32\config\Security.Evt.
You may just want to copy your blue-screened image from the taget storage
(HDD?) to your dev machine and load those event files into your Event Viewer
(on dev machine!). This way you can check all the errors happend just before
the blue screen.

KM

a> KM,

a> I cannot check the event viewer.
a> Once it blue screens on me, it goes straight to the blue screen
a> every time I reboot.
a> I get the xpe screen with the moving blue bar and then the screen
a> goes blue and I get the same message, difference memory address, but
a> smae message.
a> No errors in the install log either.
a> Although I do see it sets up an EWF size 0 partition as the last
a> thing before the final reboot.

a> I will look through the link you provided.

a> I noticed it did this while sitting unattended earlier, and have
a> turned off the power saver features to see if it runs all night
a> without a problem. If it does, I suspect
a> I might be closer to the issue.

a> Ben
a> related to the problem.


B>>> XPE
B>>> Mostly standard PC, with networking components and
a> the explorer
B>>> shell.

B>>> Sometimes while sitting alone, nothing running
a> except system
B>>> processes.
B>>> The machine pops up a blue screen.
B>>> With the following line for the stop code:
B>>> 0x0000000A (0x80572d9a, 0x0000002, 0x0000000,
a> 0x80572d9a)
B>>> Which if I remember right is a read operation.

B>>> I am wondering if this could be the system trying to
a> go to screen
B>>> saver or power management without either being
a> installed.

B>>> Has anyone else seen something like this?

B>>> Ben


With best regards, KM. E-mail: (e-mail address removed)

 

[Guest]

KM,

Good point. I can look through the content remotely if I
move it off the target machine.

Also looks like my theory was wrong, I had the same
screen when I came in this morning.

But you are remembering correctly, there is not EWF
included. That is why I was suprised to see any mention
of it in the log file.

Ben

-----Original Message-----
Ben,

I got confused a little bit. In the previous thread you mentioned that you
removed EWF, did you? If not, the
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx? FamilyID=b2adb86e-4ef3-4b6b-
a255-a6941bb7296b&displaylang=en should be applied to your image. Have you
installed Q816654 (+Q811279) QFE?

If you haven't changed default "File" registry values under

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Even
tlog] key

 

[Guest]

KM

The problem seems to be corrupting my event files.
But I see a host of issues starting with a database not
loading before the blue screen happens.

I was assuming that any (presumably Jet) database that
XPe needed would be part of the standard pc?

I am starting from scratch again. I will build an image
from just the hardware drivers and the explorer shell and
see what happens with that.

Ben

-----Original Message-----
Ben,

I got confused a little bit. In the previous thread you mentioned that you
removed EWF, did you? If not, the
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx? FamilyID=b2adb86e-4ef3-4b6b-
a255-a6941bb7296b&displaylang=en should be applied to your image. Have you
installed Q816654 (+Q811279) QFE?

If you haven't changed default "File" registry values under

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Even
tlog] key