Windows 8?
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Re: Windows 8?
I still have the dllhost.exe crashes in the latest trunk build.
When I try to install the latest GA, Win8 crashes (Page fault in non paged area). Now the Win8 VM no longer starts.
When I try to install the latest GA, Win8 crashes (Page fault in non paged area). Now the Win8 VM no longer starts.
Re: Windows 8?
Could you attach zipped minidump(s) for your crash(es) here?Andre.Ziegler wrote:I still have the dllhost.exe crashes in the latest trunk build..
See the post I did earlier today on this thread about this issue: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=44577&start=450#p229899Andre.Ziegler wrote:..When I try to install the latest GA, Win8 crashes (Page fault in non paged area). Now the Win8 VM no longer starts.
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Re: Windows 8?
ok, the trick worked.
Here is the link to the Dllhost-crash:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5749744/Dumps/V ... inidump.7z
repro:
1. set photo viewer as default image viewer.
2. click on a PNG to open the picture viewer
3. close picture viewer again
4, click on a different PNG -> dllhost crashes.
Here is the link to the Dllhost-crash:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5749744/Dumps/V ... inidump.7z
repro:
1. set photo viewer as default image viewer.
2. click on a PNG to open the picture viewer
3. close picture viewer again
4, click on a different PNG -> dllhost crashes.
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Re: Windows 8?
when i install the July 2012 Update for VS2012 RC, the Window is black in some parts:
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Could you attach a VM log please?Andre.Ziegler wrote:when i install the July 2012 Update for VS2012 RC, the Window is black in some parts:
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Re: Windows 8?
here is the log.I can see some OpenGL warning and 1 assert issue:misha wrote:Could you attach a VM log please?Andre.Ziegler wrote:when i install the July 2012 Update for VS2012 RC, the Window is black in some parts:
02:21:13.318487 OpenGL Warning: Assertion failed: !cr_server.curClient || cr_server.curClient->currentMural == mural, file E:\tinderbox\win-rel\src\VBox\HostServices\SharedOpenGL\crserverlib\server_window.c, line 279
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Re: Windows 8?
Thanks a lot for the dump! It helped us find and fix the issue you observed. Below is a link to the trunk test build of VBox Guest Additions containing the fix.Andre.Ziegler wrote:Here is the link to the Dllhost-crash: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5749744/Dumps/V ... inidump.7z
repro:
1. set photo viewer as default image viewer.
2. click on a PNG to open the picture viewer
3. close picture viewer again
4, click on a different PNG -> dllhost crashes.
It should be used with the host VBox trunk test build I posted recently.
Please give it a try and let me know how it goes.
!!!NOTE that this is a trunk build, which may not be stable since trunk is under a heavy development now, so use it for testing purposes only!!!
http://www.virtualbox.org/download/test ... -78912.iso
Re: Windows 8?
Everything seems to be working now. I have only gotten one error and it happened when I accidentally rotated the simulator 360 degrees. Other than that it's been smooth and responsive.misha wrote:We've fixed the issue with Visual Studio 2012 Windows Simulator on Windows 8.misha wrote:I've reproduced some weird behavior when running the Simulator in VS.. Investigating it and will get back as soon as I have some results. Thanks a lot for your report and for the steps to reproduce you gave.RBL3 wrote:..if you run the Simulator inside Visual Studio to debug a Metro app the screen goes blank and there is no way to go back to Windows 8..
Please try the following test build and let me know how it goes for you:
!!!NOTE that this is a trunk build, which may not be stable since trunk is under a heavy development now, so use it for testing purposes only!!!
Windows host: http://www.virtualbox.org/download/test ... 58-Win.exe
Extension pack: http://www.virtualbox.org/download/test ... ox-extpack
Let me know if you need a test build for another host platform.
Thanks for posting the update I could have never properly debugged my code without it.
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Re: Windows 8?
it works fine. The crashes are gone. Does it also contain a fix fr the black screen issue?misha wrote: Thanks a lot for the dump! It helped us find and fix the issue you observed. Below is a link to the trunk test build of VBox Guest Additions containing the fix.
It should be used with the host VBox trunk test build I posted recently.
Please give it a try and let me know how it goes.
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Thanks a lot for the feedback!Andre.Ziegler wrote:it works fine. The crashes are gone.
I have not investigated yet your black screen issue, so no it does not..Andre.Ziegler wrote:Does it also contain a fix fr the black screen issue?
I will let you know once I have some results on this issue. Thanks again for your help!
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Re: Windows 8?
ok, I'll wait for the next preview and test it again
Re: Windows 8?
Thanks a lot for the feedback!RBL3 wrote:Everything seems to be working now. I have only gotten one error and it happened when I accidentally rotated the simulator 360 degrees. Other than that it's been smooth and responsive.
Thanks for posting the update I could have never properly debugged my code without it.
Keep in mind that to update/uninstall Guest Additions mentioned in this post,
you will need to follow the instructions I posted later on this thread.
The latest trunk test additions to be used for updating are posted here.
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Re: Windows 8?
Here is test with current GA (4.1.51.78912) on OSX.
With 2d+3d accel. disabled, no bluecreen anymore, but the driver doesn't work, gives errorcode 37 after reboot. Same goes for enabling 2d and keeping 3d disabled.
2d+3d enabled combination has working driver after reboot, but it crashes OSX after playing around on guest.
Next I'll try to extract additions and install video driver separately.
I attached osx panic file + vbox log.
With 2d+3d accel. disabled, no bluecreen anymore, but the driver doesn't work, gives errorcode 37 after reboot. Same goes for enabling 2d and keeping 3d disabled.
2d+3d enabled combination has working driver after reboot, but it crashes OSX after playing around on guest.
Next I'll try to extract additions and install video driver separately.
I attached osx panic file + vbox log.
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Re: Windows 8?
Well, non-wddm driver gave me the same result, so no need for screenshot. (code 37)
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Re: Windows 8?
Thanks for the info. Could you also attach a VM log file here?Joey177 wrote:I updated my system to 10.7.4 build 11E2620 and tested it again. I launched IE and went to type in a website when it froze and caused another kernel panic. Here is that report.
And yes, you can just keep watching this thread for updates.