> On Saturday 29 March 2008 03:19:54 pm Florian Manschwetus wrote:
> > With win2008 it works exept networking.
> > Tell me how i could help you, fixing this?
>
> This probably relates to your problem. When I followed James'
instructions
> (delete xen*.sys, except xenhide.sys, reboot w/o /gplpv, run
install.bat),
> the final screen of the wizard box said all my drivers were status
'Device
> Updated', except xenenum & xennet, which said 'Ready to Use', which
> typically
> means (based on previous experience with the PV drivers) that the
driver
> wasn't updated.
Well... what _should_ happen is that DPInst.exe (the Microsoft provided
thing that gets called by install.bat) should copy all the drivers into
Windows. Anything that is detect gets installed immediately, anything
else gets installed next time it is detected. Are you saying your
experience is contrary to this?
I found recently (eg an hour ago) a domain that crashed during update,
and left a dodgy version of WdfConInstaller01007.sys around, which meant
nothing else would install. That probably gave a fairly obvious message
though.
> However, for xenenum, a 'Found New Hardware' wizard box
> came
> up automatically and lead me through installing it. Going into Device
> Manager, the Driver tab of 'Xen Enum Device Driver Properties'
correctly
> showed a Driver Version of 0.8.7.
>
> For xennet however, no device choice was given for the PV device under
> Network
> Adapters, and couldn't be updated, not even by running install.bat
twice.
> I
> rebooted w/ /gplpv, and got a BSOD, with:
>
> *** STOP: 0x0000007B (0xF8AB5524,0xC0000034,0x00000000,0x00000000)
>
> Btw, there does not seem to be a 'Xen PCI Device Hider' in Device
Manger
> anymore. xenhide.sys seems to be one of the drivers under 'Xen PCI
Device'
> now. Probably related to not having a xenhide.inf anymore in the 0.8.x
> series. I do think that driver updates have been less reliable since
this
> change, tho'.
Xenhide.sys gets attached to the windows PCI driver via xenpci.inf. I
think there is no really nice solution to this problem unfortunately.
The bad thing about the 'Xen PCI Device Hider' was that windows would
sometimes replace it with it's own 'PCI Bus' driver again without
telling me (probably during a service pack or hotfix) and would cause
massive corruption to the system. The massive corruption problem should
be solved, but I'd rather stick with the current solution...
>
> 2nd btw, if you click on View -> Show hidden devices, among other
things,
> you get:
>
> Network Adapters
> Direct Parallel
> Realtek RTL8139 Family PCI Fast Ethernet NIC
> Realtek RTL8139 Family PCI Fast Ethernet NIC - Packet Scheduler
Miniport
> Realtek RTL8139 Family PCI Fast Ethernet NIC - Virtual Machine
Network
> Services Driver
>
> but for Xen Net, only:
>
> Xen Net Device Driver - Packet Scheduler Miniport
> Xen Net Device Driver - Virtual Machine Network Services Driver
>
> So, again, we are missing a device.
Not sure what to make of that.
> Copying xen*.sys from 0.8.6 on top of the of the ones in c:
> \WINDOWS\system32\drivers still causes the same BSOD when booting w/
> /gplpv.
> Also, the Xen Net PV nic is still missing.
>
> When copying xen*.sys from 0.8.4 on top of the of the ones in c:
> \WINDOWS\system32\drivers and rebooting w/ /gplpv, the Hardware Wizard
> came
> up for xennet. When I told it to install the 0.8.7 xennet, I got the
BSOD:
>
> *** STOP: 0x0000007E (0xC0000005,0xF5F349BC,0xF8AF14EC,0xF8AF11E8)
>
> *** xennet.sys - Address F5F349BC base at F5F2D000, DateStamp
47ee3c8e
>
> Repeating the above, but telling the Hardware Wizard to install the
0.8.4
> xennet, I got the BSOD:
>
> *** STOP: 0x0000007E (0xC0000005,0xF81219BC,0xF8AE94EC,0xF8AE91E8)
>
> *** xennet.sys - Address F81219BC base at F811A000, DateStamp
47ee3c8e
>
> Apparently, the system restored the 0.8.7 xennet anyway. Repeating
copying
> the
> 0.8.4 xennet, I finally restored my gplpv functionality.
>
Well... that's strange.
James
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