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Well it happened again and after a bit of investigation this appears to be a VMware sound driver problem. It looks like es1371mp.sys is causing the crash. Has anyone else had issues with es1371mp.sys and if so, does it cause the Blue Screen of Death for you as it has for me?
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es1371mp.sys BSOD.tiff (54.1 K)
I've experienced the BSOD three times today in the same VM. Attached are the screen shots and memory dump. Please let me know if there is anything else that I can provide which will assist you in diagnosing the problem.
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Bad_Pool_Header BSOD.tiff (53.1 K)
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ntfs.sys BSOD.tiff (52.3 K)
- Mini102908-01.dmp (88.0 K)
After the last of multiple BSODs today in the same VM, I ran ChkDsk and during the check of empty space the es1371mp.sys BSOD occurred again. Attached are a screen shot and log files. Some help from VMware technical support would be greatly appreciated.
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- vmware-0.log (80.8 K)
- vmware.log (77.1 K)
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es1371mp.sys BSOD During ChkDsk.tiff (53.2 K)
It's possible that the problem is with this VM and not Fusion 2.0 since I now continue to experience the BSOD with only this one VM. Attached are two more BSOD screen shots from today. If you're able to determine if the problem is Fusion 2.0 related or specific to the VM I sure would appreciate it. There were no memory dumps since both BSOD events occurred during boot up.
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BSOD Driver IRQL.tiff (54.2 K)
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BSOD Page Fault.tiff (53.1 K)
