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Novell Network Client causes BSD

Source: microsoft.public.virtualpc
Sent: 04/17/2007
From: dlgproc
Message:

I have a Windows 2000 host with VPC 2004 installed. I have a few VPCs with
the Novell Network Client installed and they work fine.

I also have another PC with Windows XP Pro installed as the host operating
system. I installed VPC 2004 on it and copied my VPCs files from the Windows
2000 box to it. When I run any VPC with the Novell Network Client installed,
it rebooted the host PC. I upgraded VPC 2004 to VPC 2007 on this Windows XP
Pro box and tried it again, now instead of the host PC rebooting, I get a
blue screen of death with the following information:
DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL.

Can someone else reproduce this by doing the following?
-Windows XP Pro SP2 as Host OS.
-Running VPC 2007
-Create a VPC running Windows XP Pro SP2
-Once you have the VPC going, open the VPC’s control panel
-Open Network Connections
-Right click on “Local Area Connection” and choose properties
-Under the “General” tab of the properties dialog box, click the “Install”
button
-In the “Select Network Component Type” dialog box, choose “Client” and
press the “Add” button.
-In the “Select Network Client” dialog box, choose “Client Service for
Netware” and press OK
-Select “Yes” to restart the computer (VPC)
-BAM!!! Host OS Blue Screen of Death!!!

Thanks for any help you can provide.



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