Hi!
Alex Ionescu wrote:
Hi,
Annoyed by the ever-growing blame on my patches as well as the
continuing lack of attention regarding the SESSION_5 BSOD, I've taken
the liberty to momentarily put on hold my current paid work and take a
look at the issue (which thankfully only took 30 minutes).
Thank you for fixing it! 8^)
As I suspected, it has absolutely nothing to do with
any Ob stuff and is
the result of ntdll being messed up after the recent changes to
lib\intrlck. Revert them, clean interlck/ntdll, rebuild, and voila,
you're back to a working ROS.
In defense to Hervé, you actually need to clean *TWICE*. That's right,
you must write:
make intrlck_clean && make intrlck_clean & make ntdll_clean & make
ntdll_install.
It is *NOT* enough to merely write ntdll_clean, either.
I'm going to assume that Hervé only cleaned interlck once (as anyone
would normally do) and kept using the "correct" library. As soon as he
(and others) built a new copy of the tree (probably around one of my
patches), the interlck lib now got cleaned twice and the broken one
started coming into use. Score one for my complaints against rbuild.
Yeah!
If I could give some advice, next time, spend less
time assigning blame
on me, and actually try to find the bug (yes, this sounds arrogant, but
it DOES get annoying to be the poster boy for boot BSODs. The last one I
caused was over 12 months ago).
Best regards,
Alex Ionescu
BTW I'm getting this;
(base/system/winlogon/winlogon.c:173) WL: Failed to create lsass notification ev
ent
(base/system/winlogon/winlogon.c:563) WL: Failed to start LSASS (0xA1)
(base/system/winlogon/winlogon.c:764) WL-Status: ReactOS is starting up...
I revert patch to boot/bootdata/hivesft.inf revision 21336 back to
HKLM,"SOFTWARE\ReactOS\Windows
NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon","StartLsass",0x00010001,0x00000000
Now;
(base/system/winlogon/winlogon.c:568) WL: StartProcess() failed!
(base/system/winlogon/winlogon.c:764) WL-Status: ReactOS is starting up...
I can get through the first stage boot up. Now the second stage is a problem,,,
post later.
Thanks,
James