BSOD while mounting ext2 fs

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  1. anthon

    anthon Registered Member

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    hello

    i'm using 'ext2 ifs drive' (http://www.fs-driver.org/) to mount my linux folders under windows for backup purpose

    but

    since i reinstalled returnil i have a blue screen each time returnil try to mount its virtual partition
    the message I receive is : ifsmount.sys error

    there's a conflict between returnil driver and the ifs driver

    anyone knows a trick to be able to mount returnil partition while using 'ext2 ifs' ?

    thanks


    running winxp sp3
     
  2. Coldmoon

    Coldmoon Returnil Moderator

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    Hello anthon and welcome :)

    Please take me through what happened and when it happened. Be as detailed as possible and post the exact text of the BSOD.

    Thanks
    Mike
     
  3. anthon

    anthon Registered Member

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    Hello Coldmoon
    thanks for the fast reply

    I'm using a driver to mount ext2 file system on winxp

    It's name is 'Ext2 IFS'

    It can automatically mount ext2/ext3 file systems and you can find them in your system like any other drive

    So I was installing Returnil personal , at the end of the installation process, returnil create a virtual file system

    when this file is created Returnil ask if I want to mount it
    at this moment I had a blue screen telling me my ext2 application just crashed :
    a blue screen with the usual microsoft message and an " ifsmount.sys error" i can't remember the exact message

    ifsmount.sys is one the driver used by my 'Ext2 IFS" application to mount linux partitions

    I guess this Ext2 IFS application tried to mount the freshly new created 'returnil virtual file system' and there was a conflict between the 2 applications which gave me a BSOD.

    So I fixed my problem :
    + uninstalling this "Ext2 IFS" application
    + then a reboot
    + mounted the virtual file system in Returnil and checked the automount tab
    + installation of Ext2 IFS application

    at the next reboot :
    + no BSOD
    + ext2 file system mounted,
    + returnil file system mounted

    My problem is solved but I think I've found a little problem at the end of the installation process between Returnil 'virtual auto mount file system process' and others applications which also auto mount foreign file systems.


    thanks
    anthon
     
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  4. Coldmoon

    Coldmoon Returnil Moderator

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    Please try the current 2.0.1 Beta version and let me know if the issue remains.
     
  5. anthon

    anthon Registered Member

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    Sorry for the delay in my reply.

    I've installed the 2.0.1 beta version with no problem at all, rebooted, all is fine.
    Great update !

    But I guess I must wait for the final release before seeing a free version popping ?
    I only found the premium release of this beta.



    thanks for that very interesting application you have developed

    anthon
     
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