The trunk kernel is crashing. Throwing interrupt 0x39 - which according to
wonderful internet, is an interrupt sometimes used for float emulation. So
unless the AOT is purposefully injecting such interrupt calls, then we are
having some corruption issues.
I've experienced the same issue, intermittently, in my sandboxes, with the
"old" AOT. Sometimes, if you tweak a couple lines of the kernel (like
uncomment a couple TextMode.WriteLine() ), and then recompile and re-AOT
everything, it'll then work fine...
(One such example, if I don't call the function to tell multiboot to display
its info, then the whole thing falls apart with the same interrupt. It is
the weirdest thing in the world...)
I've been holding off on saying anything, because I couldn't narrow it down.
But with it occuring with the trunk kernel and the new AOT, I thought it
would bring it up. I may need DarxKies to walk me through some advance GDB
action so we can figure out what's going on...
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