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Thanks for this report! This crash happens when there are packets waiting in the kernel buffer to be retrieved with pcap_next_ex() or pcap_dispatch()/pcap_loop() and the NDIS filter module is detached (e.g. the adapter is removed or the system is suspended). The filter module's resources are released, which includes the local copy of packet data that capture handles (Open instances) reference in their buffer queues. A subsequent packet read event will try to access those structures and cause the bugcheck you experienced.
I will work on a fix for this issue. Probably we will either have to copy the data over to a different place or we will have to allocate it from a pool at the driver level instead of at the filter module level.
I was waking up my Surface Book 2 with Windows Insider 19041.330 when the BSoD happens with
IRQL_NOT LESS_OR_EQUAL
DiagReport:
install.log:
Minidump file:
062120-20031-01.zip
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