Successfully installed drivers (windows 7 64 bit – had Panda II plugged into USB3.0 capable (backwards-compatible) port (might be related??)), libraries and such, and was able to write and debug programs with Visual Studio 2010.
… BUT, after having switched to other non-Panda II projects, I got a BSOD (I usually run without a pagefile, so I don’t have a dump)
I unplugged the panda, as I wasn’t using it, in hopes that doing so might prevent a BSOD temporarily.
I decided to enable a pagefile to catch a dump in case I BSOD’d again. A few hours later I got the same crash, and it supposedly captured a dump, but I can’t seem to track it down.
After that crash, I uninstalled and deleted drivers for the USBizi, and I DID NOT CRASH for the rest of the night.
This morning, I’m feeling ballsy, so I reinstalled the drivers, and have been saving RELIGIOUSLY in case I BSOD again…
Has anyone else had BSOD’s using the 64-Bit “GHI NETMF USB Drivers”? Or am I just lucky?