From: relayPoint 

On Wed, 12 Mar 2003 16:21:27 -0800, "Rich"  said all this:

>   So you are getting I/O errors on IdePort1.  Is there a hard disk on
> this port or not?

No, IdePort1 is a CD-ROM. Unless they changed numbering. IdePort0 should
have the drives.

>   I'm confident that you are not getting bugcheck 0x00000007
>  == INVALID_SOFTWARE_INTERRUPT.  I believe you can only
> see this on a checked build of the Itanium kernel.  The displayed
> arguments are consistent with a KERNEL_STACK_INPAGE_ERROR.
>  Specifically you are seeing this on pagefile #0 (probably your only
> pagefile) at file offset 0x0178A000.  If your pagefile is larger than 4GB
> then you only know the low 32bits of the file offset.

I wish I could agree, but I'm absolutely positive it's 7 and not 77. I've
written down lots of errors, and I managed to get it to occur again. And it
was 7, not 77. I think there may be something really really wrong here. I
actively manage my pagefile, and it's currently 256MB with auto-enlarge
turned on for IE memleak handling. (2GB in under 45s on one occasion.) It
hasn't enlarged or changed, or even been touched, in quite some time. Just
looked at taskman. MEM usage is 216620 (or less than one DIMM). Total is
523760, Avail is 270168, Cache is 360616.

Reran chkdsk /f /r on reboot, and found one bad sector. Just one. It was in
a URL file. So it looks like I'm going to have to do more digging. :(

_rP
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