Gregory Haskins wrote:
> Im pleased to report that with the addition of the PIIX3 fix I posted earlier 
> coupled with the reversion of 4423, we can now put SUSE Linux Enterprise 
> Desktop on the list of booting guests.  This is verified with 64 bit on 64 
> bit on Intel only.  The GRUB segfault that I was seeing in 12/13 is fixed 
> also once moving to the KVM-16 codebase, so the whole thing is working 
> appropriately now.  Thanks for all the help guys!  
>   

Great that it's working!  It's nice to have more Linux distros as guests.

> Attached, please find a tarball and a quilt series on the patches we are 
> using to run this on SLEx (I excluded the patches obtained from the tree).  I 
> dont expect most of them to be adopted into the tree.  I am just sharing them 
> in case someone else wants to run on SUSE or has similar problems.   One of 
> the patches adds a rudimentary trace facility that printks VMEXIT activity 
> (mostly only supporting Intel, however).  It also has an optional mode that 
> allows you to turn on single-step breakpoints so that you can watch the RIP 
> for each op-code.  Note however that turning single-step on seems to change 
> the behavior (takes unexpected triplefaults) so its not fully baked.  The 
> non-singlestep mode was quite helpful in tracking down the real-mode problems 
> I was having with the 4423 BIOS.
>
>   

There is support for singlestep and hardware breakpoints as a gdbserver 
stub; you can debug vmlinux in a guest remotely.  It's been a long while 
since I last tested it, so maybe it needs some attention.


> We will have to figure out what the problem in the BIOS is w.r.t. 4423 before 
> this will work with the code in /trunk, however.
>   

I'll take a look.


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