> call stack always like that one:
a9854b44 80555137 000000c2 00000041 8680a000 nt+0x601aa
a9854b80 8055782d 8680a000 f7b22000 86812000 nt+0x77137
a9854bc0 f7aeb2bc 8680a000 00000000 872eb4a8 nt+0x7982d
a9854c64 805020c5 86a15ca0 869d470a 869d4798 nt+0xa3d9
a9854c84 80501dec 872eb4a8 869d47b8 869d4798 nt+0x240c5
a9854cf8 804efafd 275ef860 0040ab58 c0001028 nt+0x23dec
a9854d4c 804e7944 00000000 0040ab58 00000001 nt+0x11afd
a9854d64 7c809e3a badb0d00 0040ab58 a9914d98 nt+0x9944
0012ead8 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 0x7c809e3a
Nice, but I doubt there’s much people here who can get something
reasonable from this stack trace. You have to configure symbols
for the kernel in Windbg, then do stack trace again
and send it here. Refer to Windbg help for more information
how to do that.
L.