BSOD with Live CD
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BSOD with Live CD
Hello, that's a long time since I am the ReactOS project, but I have a real problem!
I can not launched the Live CD on PC Recent or old, or Virtual PC, VirtualBox or VMware, I every time a BSOD with this error message:
NTOSKRNL.EXE Adress 8094f352 base at 80800000 DATEStamp 52eefc49
Or if I run in debug mode screen hangs on this file:
CDFS.SYS
I can not launched the Live CD on PC Recent or old, or Virtual PC, VirtualBox or VMware, I every time a BSOD with this error message:
NTOSKRNL.EXE Adress 8094f352 base at 80800000 DATEStamp 52eefc49
Or if I run in debug mode screen hangs on this file:
CDFS.SYS
Re: BSOD with Live CD
Well I downloaded the last version of react in OS build, livecd-62460-dbg
The problem is solved, now I get to use the Live CD ReactOS VMware, Virtual PC, or VirtualBox, but I do not manage to use it on my 4 PC!
I have each of the different blue screens!, Yet I even old PC.
The problem is solved, now I get to use the Live CD ReactOS VMware, Virtual PC, or VirtualBox, but I do not manage to use it on my 4 PC!
I have each of the different blue screens!, Yet I even old PC.
Re: BSOD with Live CD
Try an ordinary debug iso from trunk and install it in one of your PCs.sazearte wrote:Well I downloaded the last version of react in OS build, livecd-62460-dbg
The problem is solved, now I get to use the Live CD ReactOS VMware, Virtual PC, or VirtualBox, but I do not manage to use it on my 4 PC!
I have each of the different blue screens!, Yet I even old PC.
I install debug builds from trunk on a dedicated test machine and I have been doing it for years, with very few failures. https://www.reactos.org/wiki/PC_ROS_Rigs
The last failure I had, was R62334, which would not except keyboard input at the country selection screen.
Please keep the Windows classic 9x/2000 look and feel.
The layman's guides - debugging - bug reporting - compiling - ISO remaster.
They may help you with a problem, so do have a look at them.
The layman's guides - debugging - bug reporting - compiling - ISO remaster.
They may help you with a problem, so do have a look at them.
Re: BSOD with Live CD
The version that is installed on the PC works, I manage to install ReactOS, I'll try the Live CD version r62334, I will also try the version 62461 never known.
Re: BSOD with Live CD
The r62334 version hangs loading ReactOS
The 62461 Version causes me a BSOD:
win32k.sys address f760c71b base at f75fd000 DateStamp 531b4905
The 62461 Version causes me a BSOD:
win32k.sys address f760c71b base at f75fd000 DateStamp 531b4905
Re: BSOD with Live CD
It is recommended to capture debug logs in this case, and you can do it with the livecd.
Re: BSOD with Live CD
Please note: That sometimes the installation fails the first time, so try to install it again, if it fails yet again, then you have found a bad revision, at least for your hardware.
Please keep the Windows classic 9x/2000 look and feel.
The layman's guides - debugging - bug reporting - compiling - ISO remaster.
They may help you with a problem, so do have a look at them.
The layman's guides - debugging - bug reporting - compiling - ISO remaster.
They may help you with a problem, so do have a look at them.
Re: BSOD with Live CD
I'm a ReactOS newbie. I just downloaded v4.3 of the Live CD to give it a try. I'm using an old Dell D9100 which ran WXP years ago and is currently running Linux Mint.
When I boot I get a BSOD with stop code 0x00000069. I tried it first with a bootable USB stick of the Live ISO, then actually burned an optical CD thinking that might help. It didn't, the behaviour of the two is identical. If I boot in debug mode it gets to SWENUM.SYS and the CPU fan ramps up to warp speed and I have to hit the power switch.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
-Brad
When I boot I get a BSOD with stop code 0x00000069. I tried it first with a bootable USB stick of the Live ISO, then actually burned an optical CD thinking that might help. It didn't, the behaviour of the two is identical. If I boot in debug mode it gets to SWENUM.SYS and the CPU fan ramps up to warp speed and I have to hit the power switch.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
-Brad
Re: BSOD with Live CD
ReactOS is bug check (stop) code compatible with its Microsoft counterpart.
Code 0x00000069 means something in the I/O system failed to initialize as expected.
I notice that the Dell Dimension 9100 appears to lack PS/2 connectors for the keyboard and mouse. This PC Magazine review reports that the Dell Dimension 9100 uses a USB 1.1 port for its mouse and has a USB keyboard.
I don't know much (I'm not a ReactOS developer). My guess is that the current incompleteness of ReactOS's USB stack has caused the fault with your PC. I believe SWENUM.SYS has something to do with initializing Plug and Play devices.
Code 0x00000069 means something in the I/O system failed to initialize as expected.
I notice that the Dell Dimension 9100 appears to lack PS/2 connectors for the keyboard and mouse. This PC Magazine review reports that the Dell Dimension 9100 uses a USB 1.1 port for its mouse and has a USB keyboard.
I don't know much (I'm not a ReactOS developer). My guess is that the current incompleteness of ReactOS's USB stack has caused the fault with your PC. I believe SWENUM.SYS has something to do with initializing Plug and Play devices.
Re: BSOD with Live CD
Thanks. You think it's my USB keyboard or mouse? I could try a different set, I'm sure I have a box of them somewhere here. And yes, no PS/2 connectors on the D9100, but it's 11 years old!
Are there "maximum" system requirements for ReactOS?
Are there "maximum" system requirements for ReactOS?
Re: BSOD with Live CD
It could be one or both. At least one person has found success by changing to another brand of device. USB support is troublesome to provide because there are so many different hardware implementations.BAJ716 wrote:Thanks. You think it's my USB keyboard or mouse? I could try a different set...
Memory: ReactOS is currently a 32-bit system and does not yet support Physical Address Extension (PAE). This limits the maximum RAM to 4GiB in theory, 3.25GiB to 3.5GiB on actual hardware. Somebody tried assigning 4GiB to ReactOS in a virtual machine with great heaps of physical RAM available and a bug was found. See JIRA issue CORE-12130. It might be a bug in the host computer's virtual machine software, not in ReactOS.Are there "maximum" system requirements for ReactOS?
Processor: At minimum, ReactOS supports the Pentium 2 instruction set. The newest x64 and x86-compatible processors seem to work well with ReactOS. You have already encountered the major practical difficulty with using the most up-to-date processors, the motherboards that support them often have newer buss and/or I/O designs that ReactOS does not support well yet. Another obstacle to using the latest motherboard designs is that Windows XP compatible drivers for newer I/O devices and chipsets may not be available.
ReactOS encounters the fewest problems when running on hardware originally designed to support Microsoft Windows XP or Microsoft Server 2003. (Sorry, MacBook Air fans.)
Re: BSOD with Live CD
My Dell Dimension 9100 is a 2005 model that came with Windows XP (32bit) pre-installed. I have XP running on it now, but would like to use ReactOS is possible. I will try another mouse and keyboard.middings wrote:ReactOS encounters the fewest problems when running on hardware originally designed to support Microsoft Windows XP or Microsoft Server 2003. (Sorry, MacBook Air fans.)
Re: BSOD with Live CD
It is unlikely you will be able to use ReactOS, to test it - yes - but to use it as a daily os - no.
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