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    Posted: 19 October 2008 at 1:34pm
bsod while ftp tranfer from filezilla (local) to a linux box (vsftpd) in my LAN.
uploads/20081019_133217_Mini101908-07.rar
--> memory_corruption

i changed the RAM-Chip (from geil 512mb to samsung 512mb)
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i also plugged-off one out of two memory modules (512MB)
despite positive memtest86 cycles
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Does the BSODs follow a set pattern:
- first yes: when ever i want a rename a file or directory the bsod occourred.
after that i redesined my directory structure more flat and was able to rename these files (see also first posting)

now i can't see any system why the bsods are occur.
some of them are while copy or move files.
others are while i am not at the PC (at night, while connected with tightvnc, ...)

my power supply has 400W
i have already tested an other power supply with the same errors...
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one bsod while posting this entry ;)

some bsod of today  - six :(
uploads/20081019_124652_Minidump101908.rar

i found a very actual realtek audio driver (02.10.2008) on realtek.com.tw.
i think three out of this six bsods are caused from this driver.

is there any reason, that the newest realtec driver on the asus homepage is from the year 2005. Are there may be some incompatibilities to this actual realtek driver?

on the last bsod i checked my electrolytic capacitors on the mainboard.
--> no visible transformations


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Faulty electrolytic capacitors usually leak (deposits at the bottom) or the silver disc at the top bulges.
To be honest if the mobo was truly faulty then replace it with a new one computer bits are so cheap these days.

Does the BSODs follow a set pattern i.e. when the machine has been running for hours (warming up) or at totally random times??

Richard S.

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BSOD - various reasons --> thats me too (some month ago *g*)

i changed the hdd (with some errors) and put it into an external case.
the bsod problem was resolved for some (i think) months.
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agree
new windows installation - thats what i want do do ...
i already prepared a 300G sata hdd with a partition structure
i want to kick out the old ide 40gb maxtor where the os resists now.
i have my xp cd at work - so i can start tomorrow

i have reservated a partition for linux too ;)

what do you think about the hint to the broken electrolytic capacitors on the mainboard?
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Seems some of those may already have been tried.
BSOD - various reasons
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From the collection of crash dumps it does seem to point the finger at hardware failure.
If possible try swapping out the RAM and the power supply unit.
Also try a fresh install of XP on another hard drive see if the BSODs still persist.

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That bugchecks continue to happen frequently and are rather varied, even with driver verifier enabled...  Seems like some hardware is failing...
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