BSOD on WinXP w/ Apache 2

[MDEdwards]

For some reason, Apache 2 and my computer stopped getting along together.

I did the following: upgraded my firewall, upgraded java, and the latest windows update (I believe it was an IE6 update), and upon reboot, once the apache 2 service loads, I get a BSOD.

I tried uninstalling and installing a new the latest apache 2, but once install was done, and the services attempted to run, crash.

Should I try removing the latest windows patch (has anyone else had a problem?), or could it be something else?

 

[danomac]

What's the BSOD error?

It may be something else, like a NIC driver or RAM-related issue.

D

 

[MDEdwards]

its a physical memory dump, damn thing is gone too fast to even see what its saying

 

[danomac]

Okay, go to System Properties->Advanced tab.

CLick the Startup and Recovery button, and uncheck "Automatically Reboot".

Then try loading Apache.

It should give an error code.

Post it back here.

D

 

[MDEdwards]

hmm, good to know.

Here is everything, dunno its pertinence:

STOP: 0X0000008E
(0XC0000005, 0XB6FB6F132D8E, 0XB6729C703, 0X00000000)

FWDRV.SYS

Address BGFB2D8E BASE AT B6FA0000, DATESTAMP 40177C67

 

[MDEdwards]

err... edit

The bugcheck was: 0x0000008e (0xc0000005, 0xb6fb2d8e, 0xb6729c70, 0x00000000).

 

[MDEdwards]

edit again.. lol

FWDRV.SYS apparently has to do with my firewall, I am looking into it now.

 

[danomac]

Yup. It's your firewall looks like.

Have fun diagnosing that!

D

 

[MDEdwards]

thanks for your help!

 

[danomac]

FYI...

Stop 0x8e generally refers to an incompatible driver with Windows XP.

Thought you might want to know that.

And no problem for the help, that's what this community is for!

D

 

[MDEdwards]

just incase anyone was wondering, the problem was indeed with the firewall, Kerio PF 4. it had updated itself to a beta release, which apparently had some issues, the latest final runs everything just fine.