Hi there,
thanks for all the suggestions. It turned out that NTFS4DOS
(www.datapol.de) is the culprit. Even with the latest version from the
web site I get a fancy error message. With latest kernel and ntfs4dos,
the crashes seem to be gone away, but the misbehaviour is still there:
NTFS4DOS lists all partitions, but the tenth entry is just wrong (even
wrong partition type), and there seems to be a nifty memory corruption
as there is suddenly a spurious /Y on the NTFS4DOS command line which it
complains about (because it does not know this option), but this /Y
stems from a line in autoexec.bat which has nothing to do with the call
to NTFS4DOS. This plays nicely with the error message not enough DCBs.
I have a nice screenshot summing up the problem. I will put it online
later if anybody is interested in it :)
Best regards,
Andre
Carl Spitzer wrote:
On Sun, 2005-10-09 at 11:36 +0200, Andre Tertling wrote:
Hi there,
I am sorry for the confusion. I just single-stepped through config.sys
and found out that xmsdsk.exe causes the crash. (XMS Ramdisk 1.9I from
Franck Uberto) This pretty much astonishes me as I am a strong user of
the Ultimate Boot CD where numerous such boot disks are in use and I was
using one on my machine shortly before.
Any suggestions how to fix this problem?
If the latest kernal does not fix it try to pull off the copy of
xmsdks.exe from the Ultimate boot cd or one from hiren's boot cd.
I am trying to clear some space to start my own experiments.
CWSIV
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