Bad memory or is my SCSI card too old?
Ok, I got a super BSOD the other day while copying files, and it happened again when I retried to move the 500MB ISO to one of my SCSI drives. Here it is: *** STOP: 0x000000D1 (0x0070F74F, 0x00000011, 0x00000000, 0xED418FEB) *** *** ADDRESS ED418FEB base at ED418000, datestamp 37ed1e6a - aha154x.
Ok, I got a super BSOD the other day while copying files, and it happened again when I retried to move the 500MB ISO to one of my SCSI drives. Here it is:
*** STOP: 0x000000D1 (0x0070F74F, 0x00000011, 0x00000000, 0xED418FEB) ***
*** ADDRESS ED418FEB base at ED418000, datestamp 37ed1e6a - aha154x.sys ***
Beggining dump of physical memory to disk: XX <-it counted up to 100, then my computer restarted
Now, I know the aha154x.sys refers to my SCSI card, but I've been using that for almost a year now, in various systems. I recently got some OEM memory from Fry's, and my friend who got the same has experienced some strange lockups [alhtough he recently switched to WinMe, too]. I was wondering: 1) Does anyone know what this is, i.e. is this bad memoery, or is my SCSI cards dying? 2) Does anyone know where I can look up this stop code? My friend said MS site, but I didn't see it [granted, I didn't look that hard].
Hopefully, it's the SCSI card, as my friend got me one for my birthday, and I just need to get down to San Diego to pick it up.
thanks for any help,
-bZj
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[This message has been edited by Down8 (edited 17 September 2000).]
*** STOP: 0x000000D1 (0x0070F74F, 0x00000011, 0x00000000, 0xED418FEB) ***
*** ADDRESS ED418FEB base at ED418000, datestamp 37ed1e6a - aha154x.sys ***
Beggining dump of physical memory to disk: XX <-it counted up to 100, then my computer restarted
Now, I know the aha154x.sys refers to my SCSI card, but I've been using that for almost a year now, in various systems. I recently got some OEM memory from Fry's, and my friend who got the same has experienced some strange lockups [alhtough he recently switched to WinMe, too]. I was wondering: 1) Does anyone know what this is, i.e. is this bad memoery, or is my SCSI cards dying? 2) Does anyone know where I can look up this stop code? My friend said MS site, but I didn't see it [granted, I didn't look that hard].
Hopefully, it's the SCSI card, as my friend got me one for my birthday, and I just need to get down to San Diego to pick it up.
thanks for any help,
-bZj
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[This message has been edited by Down8 (edited 17 September 2000).]
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