Apparently this bug is also present in Debian. In my case the corrupted
image was a windows one. When I run qemu-img check over it it will
complain about lots of clusters, and if I pass it the repair flag, then
it will end up crashing with the following message:
$ qemu-img check -r all
Apparently this bug is also present in Debian. In my case the corrupted
image was a windows one. When I run qemu-img check over it it will
complain about lots of clusters, and if I pass it the repair flag, then
it will end up crashing with the following message:
$ qemu-img check -r all
