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KVM 32bit support broken in SVN?

DISCUSSION Anthony Liguori 3 participants 4 messages Feb 13, 2007 – Feb 15, 2007 1 message not in the archive KVM

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I've been tracking down a rather strange SEGV in SVN. I'm on a 32bit SVM system. I think people are seeing the same on 32bit VMX.

Basically, we get to the first EINTR returned by kvm_run(). Everything goes as expected until we get to cpu_loop_exit(). When we get to this point, the jmp_buf appears to be invalid as the longjmp() goes off into a bad high address.

Still trying to track down but wanted to share what I've found.

Regards,

Anthony Liguori

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Hello!

I can confirm what Anthony tracked down. Avi or anybody else, do you have an idea what the cause can be?

Daniel Hecken

Quoted 12 lines · Anthony Liguori

I've been tracking down a rather strange SEGV in SVN. I'm on a 32bit SVM system. I think people are seeing the same on 32bit VMX.

Basically, we get to the first EINTR returned by kvm_run(). Everything goes as expected until we get to cpu_loop_exit(). When we get to this point, the jmp_buf appears to be invalid as the longjmp() goes off into a bad high address.

Still trying to track down but wanted to share what I've found.

Regards,

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Anthony Liguori

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Quoted 11 lines · Anthony Liguori

I've been tracking down a rather strange SEGV in SVN. I'm on a 32bit SVM system. I think people are seeing the same on 32bit VMX.

Basically, we get to the first EINTR returned by kvm_run(). Everything goes as expected until we get to cpu_loop_exit(). When we get to this point, the jmp_buf appears to be invalid as the longjmp() goes off into a bad high address.

Still trying to track down but wanted to share what I've found.

It looks like %ebp (which is used to hold the global env variable) is corrupted.

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Quoted 11 lines · Anthony Liguori

I've been tracking down a rather strange SEGV in SVN. I'm on a 32bit SVM system. I think people are seeing the same on 32bit VMX.

Basically, we get to the first EINTR returned by kvm_run(). Everything goes as expected until we get to cpu_loop_exit(). When we get to this point, the jmp_buf appears to be invalid as the longjmp() goes off into a bad high address.

Still trying to track down but wanted to share what I've found.

This is now fixed (or rather worked around, as the fix changes libkvm.a where it shouldn't).

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