I realize now we had a second issue on arm64 on Ubuntu 20.04 a bit
before that resulted from the same patch, we got around that one without
looking deeply by changing kernels. At the time we declined to
investigate.
So, I have a further question: so, I suspect the reason this slipped
through
Alright, I will do what I did, if it comes up again. I will try to
augment our tests to include an apt upgrade with -proposed. Thank you.
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Looking at Jason Wang's commits, it seems like it must work at least a
little with qemu (because he committed it) but either 1) not *that* well
or 2) someone else told him about trying to run firecracker or some
other VMM that more closely assumes the specification in this area,
since he modified
Indeed, it boots after following your instructions.
ubi@vm1fmdye:~$ uname -a
Linux vm1fmdye 5.15.0-91-generic #101-Ubuntu SMP Tue Nov 14 13:30:08 UTC 2023
x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
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We can check it out, I have a question though, is there a way to get a
pre-captured image with -proposed in it? We could integrate this into a
CI system to do more monitoring.
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It looks like the -proposed kernel has picked up that missing patch:
~/c/linux ((Ubuntu-5.15.0-91.101))> git log --grep='virtio-net: set queues
after driver_ok'
commit c6c83b9055f44bcb2bc2fae32323c0a1510c7656
Author: Jason Wang
Date: Wed Aug 9 23:12:56 2023 -0400
virtio-net: set queues
Public bug reported:
I use a non-qemu VMM, cloud-hypervisor. It looks like a patch was
applied, that introduced a bug, a week later another patch got written
to fix that bug, and that second patch was not applied in Ubuntu's
release, but is seen in Greg KH's 5.15 branch.
The result of the bug is
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