Here's the narrative: After June 2009 MS updates restart, got the dreaded BSOD - scsiport.sys 000000d1 b3d47000 d0000008 0 f7284ef8 This is a Dell 2800 server with internal LTO-2 tape drive. Win2003 R2 SP2 all patches. On restart the system comes up to "network connections" before it BSOD and restarts endlessly. If I uninstall the tape drive in device manager (safe mode) the machine boots but messages "at least one driver or service failed" but does complete boot. It then comes up with the Microsoft error twice. After clearing them the machine seems relatively normal. Even the LTO-2 drive works for backup. However, if I reboot, I get the BSOD cycle again. The LTO-2 (Quantum - Cendant) has the latest firmware and driver from Dell. This was a known issue to Microsoft and Dell and there was at least one "untested" hotfix published. I tried applying one, KB883114, but got a message saying that it was unecessary with the latest service pack, which is already applied. I tried uninstalling the latest MS updates, but it didn't make any difference. Any clues or ideas appreciated. This is a production server in daily use. It is one month out of Dell warranty. I am hesitant to pay MS support since it was their updates that triggered the issue, and on some level they knew about this. I posted in MS forums and was advised to pay for MS support. Thanks for following. Any ideas?

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