[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] [Xen-devel] PV domain breakage in xen-unstable tip?
I just updated to latest tip (20943) of all hypervisor/tools/dom0 for the first time in quite awhile and I'm seeing some strange behavior: Sometimes, but not always, booting a PV guest that has booted dozens of times successfully in my previous hv/tools/dom0, fails to startup properly, seeming to hang at: "Determining IP information for eth0..." Sometimes I've seen the guest eventually continue (with no networking enabled), other times it would crash and reboot. Setting "on_crash" to preserve, I took an "xm core-dump", but got a couple hundred (XEN) mm.c:797:d0 Non-privileged (6) attempt to map I/O space ffffffff on the console. With some detective work, I think I discovered the circumstances of the guest crash... Dom0 doesn't have a network driver for my box so I have to modprobe it manually after building a new dom0. If I manually bring up networking and then launch a guest, that guest will crash. If I reboot so that dom0 boots with networking -- or manually stop/start xend -- the guest boots fine. I'm not absolutely positive this is new behavior, but I've been using this box for over two years with the same driver-missing-from-dom0 problem and have never seen a guest crash this way before. It's also possible this has nothing to do with networking, just that bringing up networking in a domU with no networking alive in dom0 uncovers another problem. And clearly the use-model that uncovers this problem is bogus... networking in dom0 is in a half-up state until xend has been restarted... but still it shouldn't cause a guest to crash, should it? So I thought it best to report it in case others have seen similar kinds of issues/crashes. Dan _______________________________________________ Xen-devel mailing list Xen-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.xensource.com/xen-devel
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