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@Dietmar could you please report the SHA-1 values for the files to add and replace to obtain a working debug in XP (Windbg.exe included)? I got the error message "windbg.exe is not a valid 32bit application". Thanks.

@Damnation Below the link to download the package containing the tables of my GA-H470: https://anonfiles.com/96y2XaW6x8/GA-H470_zip

Sorry guys for my delay. Today was a busy day and I fear that tomorrow will be the same @daniel_k I just tried the XP installation from a pendrive with the acpi.sys you sent me. Here the bsod code: 0xA5 (0x011, 0x08, 0xF6DA000, 0x20160527) @Dietmar I'll try debugging first on win8 as soon as I'll have some time. But clearly my goal is to get debug in XP @Damnation I got the A5 bsod (0x011, 0x08, 0xFFD4E010, 0x20160527) also in Win7. Not tested in Vista. ------------ P.S.: does deep translator still works for you in XP with Firefox/Basilisk? Edit: deep translator works with NoScript disabled.

@daniel_k @Dietmar I will try new acpi.sys and WinDBG in the afternoon or late in the evening. I don't have time this morning, sorry.

@Dietmar I received the first package from @Mov AX, 0xDEAD but until now I was not able to obtain the connection. Surely, I missed something in the configuration Does Windbg work on your XP system? I had to switch to Win8.1 even if without success.

@Dietmar Tried to install XP from scratch on the GA-H470 board using a thumb drive with the ISO containing the acpi.sys from acpiV22freeDDBhack.7z package. I still got the A5 BSOD (0x03, 0x85B68420, 0xC0140008, 0x494E495F). The same XP ISO installs correctly on the asus prime B250M.

@daniel_k Hi Daniel, also for me it is a pleasure to see you My board is a Gigabyte H470-HD3 About the A5 BSOD, I got a bit different code (0x03, 0xA6671420, 0xC0140008, 0x494E495F) when I used another SSD disk containing the same XP installation.

@Dietmar I'll try to prepare and install a new XP ISO with your last acpiV22freeDDBhack. But always using an usb stick :)

@Dietmar I'm using the XP Integral Edition installed from an USB stick with the default acpi6666. I simply replaced acpi.sys.

@Dietmar until now the only acpi2 that works better is the "acpiFreeRyzenDDB" (SHA-1: 6F15AFDA2C31BC169996D4DAA4041CBF48C72EE6). But even with it sometimes the XP boot hangs on a blank screen and sometimes it hangs on the XP logo screen with the scroll bar. I can't be more precise because it happens randomly.

Just tried the "acpiV22freeDDBhack" on my GA-H470. I got the A5 BSOD (0x03, 0xA6672420, 0xC0140008, 0x494E495F). Also tested the "acpiV22free": A5 BSOD (0x011, 0x08, 0xB99AD000, 0x20160517)

@Mov AX, 0xDEAD There's no problem. I'm in no hurry

@Mov AX, 0xDEAD Intel

No problem for the first two points. For the third one I will organize. Trying is the least I can do. Let me know how to proceed.

@Dietmar thanks for the hacked acpi.sys. It worked as expected.

Hi guys @Dietmar many thanks for your last acpi.sys that solved the A5 bsod (0x03, ***, 0xC0140008, 0x494E495F) on almost all of my boards. Unfortunately, the A5 bsod is still there for the GA-H470-HD3 although it is now a bit different than before with the first acpi v2.0 release. Now: 0x11, 0x08, 0xB99AD000, 0x20160527 Before: 0x11, 0x08, 0xB998B000, 0x20160527