On 10/17/2011 04:36, Daniel García wrote:
I've reinstalled the driver as i've been told. I've also activated the
"Verbose output" option. But it still reboots. I've attached to this
mail the error report.
I've connected the physical disk to my client computer and it boots
correctly. But if you look in the WinDbg report, it seems to load the
sanbootconf driver, but it's almost the last driver to load. Maybe is
that the problem? How I can change the loading order of the modules?
I've also attached this report of a correct booting (no_error.txt)
A useful program which I think you might enjoy in order to view driver
(and service) loaded order is Microsoft's Sysinternals' LoadOder
(LoadOrd.exe). Please boot the iSCSI disk as a locally-attached disk,
then run LoadOrder and have a look.
All of the items with a value of "Boot" in the "Start value" column are
those that are loaded by NTLDR; they're the ones that you see loaded
when you choose to boot in Safe Mode or when you add the /SOS switch to
your BOOT.INI file.
If the SANBootConf driver is not a "Boot" driver, then either it's setup
program has failed to set it as a boot-start driver, or you haven't run
its setup program.
Only those drivers that are boot-start drivers are available before STOP
0x7B time.
- Shao Miller
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