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> i sure would be interested in finding this out, also. if it repro's
> consistently we [ms] can check into it.
There clearly is a bug with NT. It also hung a WIn95 system thathad the
Win98 patches. It did NOT hang a Win98 beta machine.
Total machines crashed to date - 8, most NT 4.0 SP 3.
I tried another disk (with just Linux kernels) but it did not
crash NT. The original disk contained proprietary info, hence
can't be released (I wish I could give MS a copy to fix the problem).
If we can reproduce it with just freeware, we'll forward it to MS.
Would a dump of the blue screen help?
Anyone else had a similar experience?
> thanks!
>
> On Apr 9, 9:37am, W. Wade, Hampton wrote:
>
> > The resultant disk has crashed 6 NT 4.0 boxes (service
> > pack 3, some with CD-R software, some stock, various
> > makes and models). Windows 95 and Windows 98 Beta
> > read the disk fine.
>
> Joe
>
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