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Bug-Report: kvm-44 crashes with -no-kvm with -rc6 host on AMD64 (Stepping F)

DISCUSSION Carsten Otte 3 participants 3 messages Sep 24, 2007 1 message not in the archive KVM

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Hi list,

I've observed that current kvm-44 userspace with Avi's git as of yesterday does not boot our debian test image on an AMD64 machine. The kernel seems to die various panic's in sequence (too fast to observe), the final one is in __delay(). Everything seems well without -no-kvm option with the very same userspace.
In case of problems in reproducing this, let me know so that I can collect debug data.

so long,
Carsten

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Quoted 6 lines · Carsten Otte

Hi list,

I've observed that current kvm-44 userspace with Avi's git as of yesterday does not boot our debian test image on an AMD64 machine. The kernel seems to die various panic's in sequence (too fast to observe), the final one is in __delay().

Host kernel? Or the guest?

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Everything seems well without -no-kvm
option with the very same userspace.
In case of problems in reproducing this, let me know so that I can collect debug data.

If it's the guest you can append -serial file:/tmp/log.txt to KVM command line and add "console=ttyS0" to the guest kernel command line.

Luca

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Quoted 11 lines · Carsten Otte

Hi list,

I've observed that current kvm-44 userspace with Avi's git as of yesterday does not boot our debian test image on an AMD64 machine. The kernel seems to die various panic's in sequence (too fast to observe), the final one is in __delay(). Everything seems well without -no-kvm option with the very same userspace.
In case of problems in reproducing this, let me know so that I can collect debug data.

Fixed in git now. Actually the bug has been in there for quite a long time.

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