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Blue Screen (Win 10 14352 + 14361) Running npm / PhantomJS #436
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Thanks for the super clear repro steps! I tried this just now, is there a particular version of NodeJs I need? I'm going to first try with 6.2.0 and first I got this error in gulpfile.js:
I saw there were duplicate definitions of libs and bundles, so I removed one of the lines and now I hit a different error:
Am I missing something? |
That was 4.x stable - clean install of bash etc. FWIW I have been unable to reproduce it since (but haven't tried too hard). Since it was the very first thing I did in a clean bash environment I knew what steps I took. Also it may have been on candidate-1.10.x or master when I actually ran it (but didn't think that that was the issue at the time...) |
I'll try it again with node v4. @GordonSmith Could you check if you have a Memory.DMP file in c:\Windows? |
@benhillis I still have the Minidump if that is off interest? |
Yes very much so! Could you put it on a share somewhere and email a link to InsiderSupport@microsoft.com? If it's small enough you may just be able to attach it to the email. Include in the subject / message to forward to the WSL team. In the body of the email mention it is for benhill and russalex. Also kindly include the build number you're running. |
Done via attachment (512k). |
@GordonSmith Thank you very much, I'll let you know what I find out. |
Build 14361 - same blue screen - the one thing they both had in common is that they happened during the first boot into the updated OS. Steps to reproduce:
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Ran through the steps above on the latest Insider build (14936) and did not get the blue screen. Not certain if it is the correct output, but no blue screen. Marking this one as fixed. Please let me know if this is not correct. Output from my run was:
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I haven't seen a blue screen since and one of the patterns they had was that they only seemed to happen during the initial session after an update (or maybe that was because I backed off in some way). You can close fixed if you like. The output above is only the first line of the entire lint, test, build, test cycle and I a have another issue open where PhantomJS appears to go into an infinite loop consuming memory: #489 |
(closing will open if I can reproduce) |
I'm getting a blue screen when doing a |
I have been getting multiple bsod on windows 10 / WSL / Ubuntu doing various relatively simple $npm install commands. One log that I've collected a few times hence seems to be a culprit is: 2111 warn optional SKIPPING OPTIONAL DEPENDENCY: fsevents@1.2.9 (node_modules/fsevents): |
I've been seeing the same behavior.
I've seen 6 blue screens this morning over a 4 hour time period. I only have npm installed on WSL. I never installed npm on windows. |
I fix the blue screen issue deleting the windows npm installation and leaving only the wsl one, maybe erasing from the wsl path all the references to windows npm also do the trick |
I've been running into the same problem, blue screen + reboot on |
I found out I had a directory with node & npm. Had to run Deleting them does not seem to have helped : ( I still get
Sometimes I get BSODs other times it finishes installing just fine. I'm on npm debug log
Maybe related to this, but didn't seem to help me Tried these with the same issue
I've tried multiple versions of nvm, and node all resulting in the same error |
Was just trying to install a library today and got another bsod Other times it's like certain npm operations don't go through unless you keep trying and then eventually do they do go through. Part of me wonders if this is related to file IO concurrency. Maybe it's trying to install multiple things at a time while both want to finagle a similar dependency? WSL has been great until recently on this project. I'm not sure what has changed. I've updated packages, npm, node, and it still seems to continue to happen no matter what versions I'm running. |
I just found #4537 so I guess I'll post there as it's more recent and not closed |
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