That fixed it. Thanks.
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Can you try modules from older versions (keeping userspace and the bios) to
see which version introduced the fix?
Keeping userspace and bios, versions 71 and up are fixed... 70 is broken.
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the uni wrote:
Confirmed that vers 77 and 78 both work fine.
Can you try modules from older versions (keeping userspace and the bios)
to see which version introduced the fix?
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the uni wrote:
Can you try modules from older versions (keeping userspace and the bios) to
see which version introduced the fix?
Keeping userspace and bios, versions 71 and up are fixed... 70 is broken.
Please try kvm-70 with the attached patch attached.
(from
the uni wrote:
That fixed it. Thanks.
Ok. Since 2.6.25 is out of maintenance mode I suggest you forward this
patch to your distro's kernel maintainers. I'll queue it for 2.6.2[67].
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the uni wrote:
What is your host kernel? And are the kvm-77 modules loaded, or are you
running the modules that came with that kernel?
It's happening to me on both of my machines:
Linux mybox 2.6.25-gentoo-r7 #12 SMP PREEMPT Sat Nov 8 01:16:45 EST 2008 x86_64
and
Linux server2900
What is your host kernel? And are the kvm-77 modules loaded, or are you
running the modules that came with that kernel?
It's happening to me on both of my machines:
Linux mybox 2.6.25-gentoo-r7 #12 SMP PREEMPT Sat Nov 8 01:16:45 EST 2008 x86_64
and
Linux server2900 2.6.26-gentoo #4 SMP Sat
the uni wrote:
My mistake: $eip + 0xf would be more informative.
(qemu) x/40b $eip + 0xf
000f08d2: 0xf4 0xb8 0x6c 0x04 0x50 0x31 0xc0 0x50
000f08da: 0xe8 0xa6 0xf7 0x89 0xd3 0x83 0xc4 0x04
000f08e2: 0x89 0x46 0xf0 0x89 0x5e 0xf2 0x8b 0x46
000f08ea:
the uni wrote:
Sorry, just realized what you meant
(qemu) info registers
EAX=f3b3 EBX=0012 ECX=e080 EDX=0012
ESI= EDI=0008fdba EBP=ffb0 ESP=ff9e
EIP=08d2 EFL=00033202 [---] CPL=3 II=0 A20=1 SMM=0 HLT=0
ES =0080 0800 f300
CS =f000 000f
My mistake: $eip + 0xf would be more informative.
(qemu) x/40b $eip + 0xf
000f08d2: 0xf4 0xb8 0x6c 0x04 0x50 0x31 0xc0 0x50
000f08da: 0xe8 0xa6 0xf7 0x89 0xd3 0x83 0xc4 0x04
000f08e2: 0x89 0x46 0xf0 0x89 0x5e 0xf2 0x8b 0x46
000f08ea: 0xf4 0x8b 0x5e 0xf6
the uni wrote:
Starting with version 77 (I believe) I can no longer boot any of my
virtual machines. Just hangs at press f12 for boot menu.
My specs: core2duo, gentoo 2008 stable/current,x86_64, 6gigs ram.
I managed to solve the problem by replacing the bios.bin in
/usr/share/kvm/ with an
What are the parameters you use to launch your guests (memory size, smp)?
Nothing special. kvm disk.img is enough to freeze the VM. Memory, smp,
etc can all be changed with no effect.
The only parameter that allows me to boot is -no-kvm
As I stated before, everything is normal with an older
the uni wrote:
What are the parameters you use to launch your guests (memory size, smp)?
Nothing special. kvm disk.img is enough to freeze the VM. Memory, smp,
etc can all be changed with no effect.
The only parameter that allows me to boot is -no-kvm
As I stated before, everything is
Please post what 'info registers' and 'x/40b $eip' produce on the monitor
('-monitor stdio' helps).
while hung on non-functioning bios:
(gdb) info registers
rax0xfdfe -514
rbx0xe 14
rcx0x -1
rdx
Starting with version 77 (I believe) I can no longer boot any of my
virtual machines. Just hangs at press f12 for boot menu.
My specs: core2duo, gentoo 2008 stable/current,x86_64, 6gigs ram.
I managed to solve the problem by replacing the bios.bin in
/usr/share/kvm/ with an older one. It seems
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