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Old 09-12-2003, 15:26
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2Satyric0n: I was informed there is a bug in my new installer. It does not set registry key:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\NTice]
"KDExtensions"="IceExt.SYS"

So you may want to check it.

2wps8848:
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>what p1
807280CC HAL!HalInitializeProcessor
Well, it's up to you now to determine why memory reference to HalInitializeProcessor leads to BSOD.. There is routine inside multicpu.cpp that counts number of CPUs (mp_GetNumberOfCPUs()). And this routine references to HalInitializeProcessor. You can insert breakpoint at the begining
and trace though it..
Do you have a non-standard HAL?

Yeah, it seems your chipset does not support APIC but that should not be the problem. I've just revised IceExt code. Currently, it does not use any APIC specific things.

Last edited by Sten; 09-12-2003 at 16:08.
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