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| This ensures the suspend bit isn't cleared except in the ''ifec_tx_wake()'' routine. This line was redundant. | This ensures the suspend bit isn't cleared except in the ''ifec_tx_wake()'' routine. This line was redundant. | ||
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| + | === 13 July === | ||
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| + | In lieu of having iSCSI packet captures to look at, I decided to try booting over AoE. This involves sufficient driver activity that I hope to locate a bug via it. | ||
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| + | Booting a Windows image over AoE got stuck at the Windows splash screen. I then tried booting this image using Safe Mode. Every .sys driver loads until it gets to aoe32.sys. The system freezes at this line. I don't know enough about the AoE driver to determine what could be causing this. | ||
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| + | I then compiled and attempted the same AoE boot using the legacy eepro100 driver. The boot sequence was exactly the same, with the machine freezing once loading aoe32.sys. I'll need to get a working AoE image to test this properly. | ||
