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eeyeevnt service hang report

Last post 08-18-2008 12:32 PM by lnicula. 5 replies.
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  • 08-16-2008 4:24 AM

    eeyeevnt service hang report

    There's my dump.

     http://rapidshare.com/files/137721113/eeyeevnt-servicehang-minidump.rar

     

    Also, I'm experiencing what I call a "100% showstopper" issue on 64-bit Vista. I've got 100% pure 64-bit versions of Apache (2.2.9), PHP (5.2.6), and MySQL Community (5.0.x) serving pages off of my local machine. They are apparently incompatible with Blink since the moment somone acesses a simple php page from outside the machine absolutely completely freezes. Zero activity, frozen mouse and keyboard, no dumps whatsoever, requires a cold reboot from the main power switch. So far I've tried upgrading/downgrading Marvel drivers, changing the settings of those to be "safer", disabling all components except IPS in Blink, but none of those are fruitful in the least. As soon as access happens from outside to the server, temparature hits absolute zero.

     Oh and of course when I "shutdown blink personal", ALL php pages, scripts, database access return to 100% normal. No crashes, slowdowns or genaral problems whatsoever. In other words as soon as blink is shutdown, I've got a fully 64-bit working apache64+php64+mysql64 site.

  • 08-16-2008 8:07 PM In reply to

    Re: eeyeevnt service hang report

    Does this http://support.microsoft.com/kb/244139 allow you to take a memory dump of the system in the frozen state? If we can get a kernel memory dump, it would help tremendously.

    Regards
    Laurentiu Nicula
  • 08-16-2008 8:10 PM In reply to

    Re: eeyeevnt service hang report

    c4p0ne:
    ...disabling all components except IPS in Blink

    Have you tried that too to see if it helped?

  • 08-17-2008 10:43 PM In reply to

    Re: eeyeevnt service hang report

     Unfortunately, the system is completely frozen and unresponsive to any keyboard input, or for that matter any input from anywhere at all. I guess the good news could be that this is reproducible 100% of the time.

  • 08-18-2008 12:20 PM In reply to

    Re: eeyeevnt service hang report

     Well, i've tested using ONLY 32-Bit binaries of Apache/PHP/MySQL6, I backed up all the 64-bit stuff and tried it pure 32-bit. Guess what? same thing. This isn't even a bsod. Its a complete hang. I'm almost sure its some shoddy code in the either eeye's NDIS or TDI stuff. I have noticed one thing though, its that the site is enterable, its only when PHP pages are hit (that obviously run dynamically scripts and stuff) that the immediate freeze happens. for example i've got a friend browse around on the form but as SOON as he goes to make a post (here comes the interaction behind the scenes php/mysql) BOOM. Sub-zero.

  • 08-18-2008 12:32 PM In reply to

    Re: eeyeevnt service hang report

    I've sent you a private message.

    Regards
    Laurentiu Nicula
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