If you use a
Powerstorm 4d20 video, with the
Tga2 driver, during the
SQL 7.0 SP1 setup on your
Alpha, you will receive:
STOP: 0X00002B (0xDE05CFA4,0x00000003,0Xfffffff0,0xf657c000) PANIC_STACK_SWITCH Microsoft Windows NT \[0xf0000565\] Machine State at Call to Bug Check PC : 800c0364 PSR : 0000001E Callee-Sp Return -Ra Dll Base - Name 806d9e00 800c0364 : 80080000 - ntoskrnl.exe FFFFFFF0 DE05CFA8 80080000 - ntoskrnl.exe Callee-SP Return-RA Call Site 806d90f0 800b854c : ntkrnlmp!DbgBreakPointWithStatus+0x4 806d90f0 800bfde0 : ntkrnlmp!KeBugCheckEx+0x254 806d9620 800c2694 : ntkrnlmp!KiMemoryManagementException+0xf4 806d9820 800c255c : ntkrnlmp!KiLookupFunctionEntry+0x74 806d9840 800b84a0 : ntkrnlmp!KeDumpMachineState+0x17c 806d98d0 800c0360 : ntkrnlmp!KeBugCheckEx+0x1a8 806d9e00 de05cfa4 : ntkrnlmp!KiPanicException+0x8 fffffff0 80174230 : win32k!W32pThreadCallout+0x4 00000010 00000000 : ntkrnlmp!PsConvertToGuiThread+0x250The workaround is to use the standard VGA video drivers. The Powerstorm 4d20 video driver files are:
Date Time File name ----------------------------- 01/22/1998 10:14a Tga2.dll 01/22/1998 10:18a Tga2.sysThe impacted computers are:
AlphaServer 1200 AlphaServer 4000/4100 AlphaServer 8200/8400 Digital Ultimate Workstation
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