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farrukh.arshad
Hello everyone,
I am performing a load test on my XPE El-Torito DVD image, My
application + SQL Server 2005 is running on XPE DVD image. My
application is continuously generating data and saving it in SQL
Database. I have 2 GB RAM and 2.8 Pentium 4 system. I started the
system at about evening 5'o clock at that time it was using around 700
MB memory and I let run the system whole night, next morning when I
unlock the system I found following BSOD in eltorito.sys
DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
Stop: D1 Error.
eltorito.sys at address 0x(some address) at (time Stamp)
In MS documentation
"http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;839876" the
cause of this error is as follows
"This problem occurs because of a race condition that occurs in the
ACPI power management code. The race condition occurs when the BIOS for
the computer contains multiple tables and at least two of the tables
contain power resources. This causes the ACPI code to access nodes that
are not initialized, which creates the race condition" and the driver
which can cause this error Acpi.sys and this error appears during
system boot when XP Logo is displayed.
It seems this error is specific to ACPI from above documentation but I
can't understand what it has to do with eltorito.sys and how to trace
it.
Regards
Farrukh Arshad
I am performing a load test on my XPE El-Torito DVD image, My
application + SQL Server 2005 is running on XPE DVD image. My
application is continuously generating data and saving it in SQL
Database. I have 2 GB RAM and 2.8 Pentium 4 system. I started the
system at about evening 5'o clock at that time it was using around 700
MB memory and I let run the system whole night, next morning when I
unlock the system I found following BSOD in eltorito.sys
DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
Stop: D1 Error.
eltorito.sys at address 0x(some address) at (time Stamp)
In MS documentation
"http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;839876" the
cause of this error is as follows
"This problem occurs because of a race condition that occurs in the
ACPI power management code. The race condition occurs when the BIOS for
the computer contains multiple tables and at least two of the tables
contain power resources. This causes the ACPI code to access nodes that
are not initialized, which creates the race condition" and the driver
which can cause this error Acpi.sys and this error appears during
system boot when XP Logo is displayed.
It seems this error is specific to ACPI from above documentation but I
can't understand what it has to do with eltorito.sys and how to trace
it.
Regards
Farrukh Arshad