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BSODs keep happenning after 3.1.0 #717
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Thanks for the report. This is indeed different from earlier BSOD, which happened in VBoxUSB.sys. This one is in VBoxUSBMon.sys instead. Normally, VBoxUSBMon is dormant until either a device is plugged/unplugged or attached/detached. When you say "at random times", is there any relation with USB devices changing state? Are there any USB filter drivers installed ( In any case, it is an issue with the VBoxUSBMon driver, so you may want to report this to VirtualBox as well... |
Report raised on their bugtracker |
Just experienced a BSOD today on my hypervisor which I recently configured to run usbipd to share a Google Coral stick to a VM. I did notice the application using Coral was regularly restarting due to losing the USB device. The error from the below issue was also seen in my logs around the time Frigate crashed Perhaps the constant resetting of the USB device resulted in the BSOD |
@mateuszdrab |
@dorssel sure, here's the entire windbg analyze output.
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That's the driver of the hub the device is connected to ( |
It looks like it is the stock driver. I've now reshared the Coral Accelerator from a Pi 5 to a VM and it's been running much more stable. |
@mateuszdrab |
I will try to reproduce it on another system I don't mind BSODing, using both stock and Intel drivers and see if it makes any difference. |
I've been following the issues raised before about Windows crashes with usbipd. See issues #461 #410 #248
It appears that 60d205d commit and the 3.1.0 release was supposed to fix them.
We've been experiencing a different crash from that one, and we've seen in several Windows PCs. We are using usbipd 3.1.0
The crash happens at random times, we don't really know if there is a specific scenario that triggers it.
@dorssel Any ideas on how to find the root cause here ?
Below is the crash analysis from WinDBG.
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