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13-Aug-2002

Crash!

I have been remarkably lazy with updating this page. I expect it has something to do with the amount of work I'm doing on other projects.

On Sunday, we installed an RMS patch on the development cluster. The exact patch name is VMS73_RMS-V0400. Yesterday, we experienced a bugcheck that indicated corruption in the PTE that should have pointed at the last page of a user's working set. Today, the same thing. I'm not pointing the finger at the RMS patch (yet), but it seems mighty suspicious that we only saw these crashes after this patch went on.

I will post here when I have further information.

Posted at August 13, 2002 8:19 PM

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