Closed van-smith closed 13 years ago
How do you know it was the HUD that triggered an access violation?
Because that is what the access violation message box stated.
This bug was encountered again on the Llano SUT. This time I was running an Official Run (sans Chrome install/uninstall) from the dev GUI and the message box appeared after the apparent successful completion of run 1.
Again, the system rebooted soon after this and is now running run 2.
This occurred again on the Llano SUT when running an Official Run from the dev GUI.
Have been unable to reproduce this error. Posted a potential fix.
Added test for rebooting condition to not call a persist-on-top opbm32/64.dll function for the HUD when in that state. Added try catch around some opbm32/64.dll functions which may be causing that issue as processes are going out of scope.
I have not encountered this failure in weeks.
The HUD triggered an access violation message which appeared immediately before reboot on the Llano SUT when running an Official Run from the command line.
The system rebooted and is running tests.