Hi Shao, it was a plain XP install, so there was no Firewall issue. The look at the SetupAPI.log gave me the answer, the last thing Windows tried to install was the "PCI standard PCI-to-PCI bridge (PCI\CC_0604)". This makes absolutly sense because the NIC is a connected to the PCI-E Subsystem, it can not work without a interuption on the driver installation. I commented the PCI Bridge out in the machine.inf driver file and I have no BSoD's anymore.
The only thing I ask myself now is has the PCI-to-PCI bridge a function or can I leave it uninstalled without any loss of funktionality? I allready installed the EWF (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enhanced_Write_Filter) to test if I can bridge the time gap while the driver installs with writing the data to the RAM and commiting it later, with no success - BSoD (:-( . Thanks Marc Shao Miller schrieb: > Good day Marc, > > In regards to your Windows XP via iSCSI BSoD shortly after logging in: > > A firewall or "Internet protection" provided by an anti-virus product > might be cutting off iSCSI. You could attempt to edit the SYSTEM hive > on the SAN to disable these. Windows' firewall is the "SharedAccess" > service. You'd have to try to determine the service for some other > anti-virus or firewall product. > > I'm not sure that the BSoD is due to the NIC's re-installation; I > would expect Windows to prompt you to reboot if it wished to update > the device configuration with different driver parameters, since the > device is critical to the running system. I could be mistaken, > however. You could have a look at C:\Windows\SetupAPI.log on the SAN > and see what Windows was up to near the time of the BSoD. If you > _really_ suspect that this is the problem, you can rename the > C:\Windows\INF\ directory to C:\Windows\INF.orig\ so that Windows will > not be able to install _any_ devices. If you have Remote Desktop > enabled, you could then Remote Desktop to the computer and have a > chance to look around (at your unknown devices in Device Manager, for > instance). > > Good luck. > > - Shao Miller > _______________________________________________ gPXE mailing list gPXE@etherboot.org http://etherboot.org/mailman/listinfo/gpxe
