BugCheck 1A, {30, 87da4f68, d93d8000, a6303080}

BugCheck 1A, {30, 87da4f68, d93d8000, a6303080}


Does anyone know what a first parameter value of 30 means for this
bugcheck??

Thanks.

Bill M.

mirage2k2
Thu Jul 12 20:18:01 CDT 2007

According to the help in WinDbg - "An unknown memory management error occurred"

Have you tried !analyze -v

You might be lucky ;)


"Bill McKenzie" wrote:

> BugCheck 1A, {30, 87da4f68, d93d8000, a6303080}
>
>
> Does anyone know what a first parameter value of 30 means for this
> bugcheck??
>
> Thanks.
>
> Bill M.
>
>
>

Bill
Sun Jul 15 22:52:29 CDT 2007

Of course I tried analyze -v and I read the docs. I was kind of hoping
someone from MSFT might look this up and respond??

Bill M.

"mirage2k2" <mirage2k2@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:ED40EF57-3748-415E-9ED2-6D8A7A8BBC65@microsoft.com...
> According to the help in WinDbg - "An unknown memory management error
> occurred"
>
> Have you tried !analyze -v
>
> You might be lucky ;)
>
>
> "Bill McKenzie" wrote:
>
>> BugCheck 1A, {30, 87da4f68, d93d8000, a6303080}
>>
>>
>> Does anyone know what a first parameter value of 30 means for this
>> bugcheck??
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Bill M.
>>
>>
>>

Eliyas
Mon Jul 16 19:31:39 CDT 2007

Without giving out too much undocumented information, all I can say is that
this bugcheck happens in the process of dynamically relocating your image.
It's means some pool containing relocation information is corrupt.

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Bill
Mon Jul 16 19:56:34 CDT 2007

Well...that makes the situation clear as mud, but I think I already found
the culprit. Thanks a bunch for the info though!! That actually does make
some sense with the error I found.

Bill M.

"Eliyas Yakub [MSFT]" <eliyasy@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Without giving out too much undocumented information, all I can say is
> that this bugcheck happens in the process of dynamically relocating your
> image. It's means some pool containing relocation information is corrupt.
>
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Daniel
Tue Jul 17 12:33:23 CDT 2007

2007 DC. Hey, when are we finally going to get the source ? It's some twenty
years we have been waiting and time on earth is running out for everyone.

/Daniel




"Eliyas Yakub [MSFT]" <eliyasy@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Without giving out too much undocumented information, all I can say is
> that this bugcheck happens in the process of dynamically relocating your
> image. It's means some pool containing relocation information is corrupt.
>
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Eliyas
Thu Jul 19 09:27:55 CDT 2007

Right after the coca-cola formula is revealed to the world.

-Eliyas (not a Microsoft spokesperson)
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