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Windows Forum / Virtual PC / May 2008Virtual PC 2007 Causes Vista SP1 to hang
On a dual-core system, I have a fresh install of Vista SP1 (host OS) and Virtual PC2007 ( no VMs configured yet ). Almost every time I bootup the system, it hangs with CPU usage 100% and Physical Memory usage constantly increasing in TaskManager. I generated a manual crash dump and seems that NDIS.sys and VMNetSrv.sys are in an endless loop. Is there any known fix for this ? If not, is there any workaround. Thanks in advance. In case MS VPC folks are interested, here is the call stack for the endless loop... 812898f4 81af609d nt!RtlFindClearBits+0x260 81289958 81af484c nt!MiAllocatePoolPages+0x98 812899b4 89b3d906 nt!ExAllocatePoolWithTag+0x490 812899d4 89b52a82 ndis!ndisSetupWmiNode+0x47 812899f8 89b5f1d6 ndis!ndisNotifyWmiBindUnbind+0x74 81289adc 89b53a2a ndis!ndisUnbindProtocol+0x279 81289b80 89a85124 ndis!ndisPnPNotifyAllTransports+0x1c8 81289cb4 89a834ea ndis!ndisAttachFilterToMiniport+0x2b7 81289cdc 89b5288b ndis!ndisCheckMiniportFilters+0x100 81289d68 89b52766 ndis!ndisCheckProtocolBindings+0x11b 81289d7c 81bdca1c ndis!ndisWorkerThread+0xd4 81289dc0 81a35a3e nt!PspSystemThreadStartup+0x9d 00000000 00000000 nt!KiThreadStartup+0x16 and here is the pool allocation that is causing NPP depletion ... Tag Allocs Used Allocs Used NDpn 12409068 1489081480 0 0 UNKNOWN pooltag 'NDpn', please update pooltag.txt Sample leaked block contents... 80c00000 040f0000 6e70444e b19fe6e8 00000002 ....NDpn........ 80c00010 005e005c 80c00018 0044005c 00760065 \.^.....\.D.e.v. 80c00020 00630069 005c0065 0032007b 00380034 i.c.e.\.{.2.4.8. 80c00030 00390033 00320035 002d0039 00350041 3.9.5.2.9.-.A.5. 80c00040 00370032 0034002d 00450042 002d0041 2.7.-.4.B.E.A.-. 80c00050 00340039 00430031 0037002d 00330037 9.4.1.C.-.7.7.3. 80c00060 00340038 00460034 00440032 00340045 8.4.4.F.2.D.E.4. 80c00070 007d0033 00000000 0004000f 00000000 3.}............. Hope this helps with the diagnosis.... Invalid Handle. [0xc00000008] > On a dual-core system, I have a fresh install of Vista SP1 (host OS) > and Virtual PC2007 ( no VMs configured yet ). [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Thanks in advance. > In case MS VPC folks are interested, here is the call stack for the > endless loop... [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] > > - Show quoted text - Vista SP1 is not supported yet on VPC 2007 Thanks. Actually I found out that the same issue occurs on Vista Gold as well. So this issue is not specific to Vista SP1. > On a dual-core system, I have a fresh install of Vista SP1 (host OS) > and Virtual PC2007 ( no VMs configured yet ). [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Thanks in advance. It sounds like a problem with the NIC driver in the host OS. When you install Virtual Machine Network Services it has to work with the NIC driver on the host to provide networking to the guest(s). Seems like your driver doesn't want to play ball. Check the NIC manufaturer's website to see if there is a newer driver for Vista. >> On a dual-core system, I have a fresh install of Vista SP1 (host OS) >> and Virtual PC2007 ( no VMs configured yet ). [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >> >> Thanks in advance. |
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