On 08/02/2013 06:39, Peter Grehan wrote:
Hi Sevan,
Hi Peter,
CPUTYPE?=corei7-avx
Hmmm, could be from this. bhyve doesn't expose AVX to the guest (yet),
so if user processes unconditionally use AVX instructions that may
result in a coredump.
I see.
I can now make a guest panic if I as
Hi Sevan,
I can now make a guest panic if I assign 4GB or more RAM.
What are the memory params you are using in this case ?
I've not made any changes on the host such as reserving memory.
I'm starting the VM like so:
...
-m 4096
Ah - that actually won't work. There has to be space for
On 08/02/2013 13:39, Peter Grehan wrote:
Ah - that actually won't work. There has to be space for PCI MMIO
decode below 4GB, so it's usually best to use up to say 2 or 3GB of RAM
below the 4GB mark, leaving 1GB for PCI decode, and then put the
remainder of your memory above 4G e.g. for 4GB tota