Running Samsung TV Apps SDK on Boot Camp

I have windows running bootcamp and tried to launch Samsung TV Apps SDK(IDE); however, it crashes windows every launch.

Tested so far; but crashed all the time:
- Windows 7 32bit on Boot Camp 3 (iMac, Macbook Air, Macbook Pro)
- Windows Vista 32bit on Boot Camp 3 (iMac)

Cannot run Samsung TV IDE due to side-by-side configuration error:
- Windows 7 64bit on Boot Camp 3

Finally, I succeed to run IDE and emulator without crash on:
- Windows XP SP3 on VMWare

My iMac is running well with heavy VMWare development environment so far. However, Samsung TV IDE was not my development style.
Thus, I run Aptana 3 on Mac and created a project for the application, which is located on:

{Your <a title="See also Subversion Server on Mac OS X Leopard Server" href="http://chrislee.kr/wp/2010/08/30/subversion-server-on-mac-os-x-leopard-server/">Mac</a>}/[C] <a title="See also Symbolic link for Window and MAC OS X" href="http://chrislee.kr/wp/2011/06/16/symbolic-link-for-window-and-mac-os-x/">Window</a> XP/Program Files/Samsung/Samsung TV Apps SDK/Apps/{Your Project}

I modify the source code directly from Aptana on Mac; the changes reflect immediately on the project. It is a bit fast performance and effective rather than developing Samsung TV Apps IDE.

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Updated:
According to guys who are in same situation (http://bit.ly/k8GIWG), it seems caused by “OS X file system read feature”. It looks like Samsung TV SDK attempts to write something to Mac HD (What? Why?) and fails operations with happy-smile-calm blue screen(Arrrrrrrggggggg).

What they are suggesting is disabling access to Mac HD by renaming the system file:

C:\windows\system32\drivers\AppleMNT.sys

* Just choose any new filename. Recommended “AppleMNT.sys.bak”
Then, restart windows after you change the filename.

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Updated:
On windows 7 64bit, if Samsung TV IDE will bring up the error like:

Error: The application has failed to start because the side by side configuration is incorrect please see the application event log or use the command line sxstrace.exe tool for more detail

Download and install “vcredist_x86.exe” from “Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Service Pack 1 Redistributable Package ATL Security Update” and restart

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Both above solutions fixed the issues on Boot Camp and I am happy to develop Samsung TV Apps. Hooray!