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Everytime I try to do a "Team->Synchronize with Repository" at the project root level I get a blue screen of death on Windows 2000 Professional. If I do this at a sub directory that I know exists in the repository it doesn't happen. I think it has to do with the fact that I have some directories, like the build directory, that don't exist in my CVS, but other directories, like src do exist. It just crashes the whole system everytime. I've tried it on two other machines and received the same result. The blue screen of death refers to the NDIS.sys.
Please provide as much detail as you can: - eclipse build number - java VM vendor and version - CVS server OS (Linux or WinNT) and version - what does the error message say
- eclipse build number Release 2.0 Thu, 27 Jun 2002 -- 18:35 (-0700) - java VM vendor and version Sun 1.3.1_02 - CVS server OS (Linux or WinNT) and version CVS-1.11.2 on Red Hat Linux 7.0 - what does the error message say No error message. Just the blue screen of death. I can duplicate it on my three identical development machines - HP Vectra VL18 MT with Windows 2000 Pro. I also just duplicated it on a new P4 1.9ghz with 1.5gb ram with Windows 2000 Pro. Do you think it is caused by the CVS server?
Moving to VCM... It must be somehow related to your local CVS configuration. Bug 21293 also seems to be the same.
Unlikely its us directly - its pretty tough for us to blue screen since we just call Core, JDK, etc. We can certainly handle: ProjectA bin (ignored - not in CVS) src (in CVS) So any additional information you can provide would help - as it is its unclear how we can proceed to debug this.
Are you able to commit/update directly from the Team menu?
Also, could you try it with a different VM (maybe IBM 1.3.1 or Sun 1.4)? A blue screen would seem to me to be caused by the VM.
*** Bug 21293 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
We did a google search and this appears to be a common problem with certain network cards when under a heavy network load. The GP occurs in the network card driver. Not sure if there's much we can do about this. Perhaps try with a different machine or different network card to see if you get the same problem.
You're right. The machines that crash have the same network card - Linksys NetworkEverywhere NC100 (v2). My Dell laptop has built it Ethernet and it hasn't ever had the problem.
FYI, I was having the same problem and, after reading this bug report, I changed my NetworkEverywhere NC100 v2 network adapter for another one (SMC EZ Card) and it solved the problem. No more BSOD. That seems to confirm that the network adapter is the problem.
I am keeping this bug open to see if we can reduce the network traffic and avoid the bug (unlikely, but worth investigating). I've reduced the priority and severity accordingly. Thanks all for investigating alternate cards
Changed title from "Repeatable System Crash on Team->Synchronize with Repository"
*** Bug 23377 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
I have a LinkSys LNE100TX Etherfast 10/100 PCI card (WinXP). I get the BSOD....yikes! To think I got rid of my Netgear 'coz it was acting goofy with SAMBA (as a client). I will try the SMC EZ Card.
I also have this problem using a Netgear 312 card with eclipse 2.1 and Sun J2SDK 1.4.1_01. The BSOD references the NDIS driver. This only happens when trying to synchronize my project source with the repsitory using the eclipse CVS functions.
Certain operations in Eclipse 2.1 - unrelated to printing - lead to a BSD (Blue Screen of Death). The BSD says: "DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL". Upgrading from W2K Service Pack 0 (no service pack) to Service Pack 3 did not remove these effects. When not using Eclipse I have a very stable Windows 2000 system. See also Bug 35891
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 37204 ***