VPC 2004 SP1 - Hangs or Get "An error has occurred"
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From: Colin Barnhorst on 5 Aug 2006 00:43 This is a long thread so I don't remember if this came up, but have you run a memory test? This usage may be surfacing a ram defect. "ohaya" <ohaya(a)cox.net> wrote in message news:ORWUOfEuGHA.5056(a)TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... > Hi, > > Well, running VPC 2004 SP1 on WinXP Pro SP2 didn't work either... the > guests still all hung. In fact, it seemed worse on WinXP Pro SP2, because > not only did the guests and VPC hang, but it eventually hung the "real" > host also. I had to power the machine down physically. > > Jim > > > > ohaya wrote: >> Hi, >> >> To keep you all posted: >> >> - Running the same 3 guests under VPC running on Win2K3-32bit on my AMD64 >> system causes the guests to hang. >> >> - I'm told that WinXP Pro (32bit) SP2 is suppose to work. Waiting to >> test it. >> >> Jim >> >> >> >> Robert Comer wrote: >>>> I'm kind of curious: Did you expect me to have the same problem with VS >>>> that I had with VPC? >>> >>> Not necessarily, but depending on the cause, you could have. >>>
From: ohaya on 5 Aug 2006 01:10 Colin, Believe me, I wish that the answer appeared already :)... Yes, I think I mentioned that I did a memory test awhile ago, when I first encountered the problem. I'm getting an indication that support thinks the problem may be because of AMD64, I think... Jim P.S. I had VPC hang with just a single guest running last night!! So, it's not even the particular combination of guests... Colin Barnhorst wrote: > This is a long thread so I don't remember if this came up, but have you run > a memory test? This usage may be surfacing a ram defect.
From: ohaya on 5 Aug 2006 01:10 Colin, Believe me, I wish that the answer appeared already :)... Yes, I think I mentioned that I did a memory test awhile ago, when I first encountered the problem. I'm getting an indication that support thinks the problem may be because of AMD64, I think... Jim P.S. I had VPC hang with just a single guest running last night!! So, it's not even the particular combination of guests... Colin Barnhorst wrote: > This is a long thread so I don't remember if this came up, but have you run > a memory test? This usage may be surfacing a ram defect.
From: Colin Barnhorst on 5 Aug 2006 01:20 I have not had an issue with VPC on an AMD64 running XP x86. Puzzling. "ohaya" <ohaya(a)cox.net> wrote in message news:u20k51EuGHA.4460(a)TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > Colin, > > Believe me, I wish that the answer appeared already :)... > > Yes, I think I mentioned that I did a memory test awhile ago, when I first > encountered the problem. > > I'm getting an indication that support thinks the problem may be because > of AMD64, I think... > > Jim > > P.S. I had VPC hang with just a single guest running last night!! So, > it's not even the particular combination of guests... > > > > Colin Barnhorst wrote: >> This is a long thread so I don't remember if this came up, but have you >> run a memory test? This usage may be surfacing a ram defect.
From: Colin Barnhorst on 5 Aug 2006 01:20
I have not had an issue with VPC on an AMD64 running XP x86. Puzzling. "ohaya" <ohaya(a)cox.net> wrote in message news:u20k51EuGHA.4460(a)TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > Colin, > > Believe me, I wish that the answer appeared already :)... > > Yes, I think I mentioned that I did a memory test awhile ago, when I first > encountered the problem. > > I'm getting an indication that support thinks the problem may be because > of AMD64, I think... > > Jim > > P.S. I had VPC hang with just a single guest running last night!! So, > it's not even the particular combination of guests... > > > > Colin Barnhorst wrote: >> This is a long thread so I don't remember if this came up, but have you >> run a memory test? This usage may be surfacing a ram defect. |