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Message #00281
[Bug 734785] Re: VM kernel crash may crash marionnet itself
I've run gdb several times on the native program (gdb --args
marionnet.native); the signal (it's a SIGTERM) always arrived during a
select call, when I tested (but not always from a death_monitor
function, as in the attached log). This is not very significant anyway,
since select can be used as a high-resolution sleep.
sysdeps/unix/syscall-template.S is part of the libc sources. It would be
nice to start UML under a debugger, to see the point where it sends a
signal to its parent...
** Attachment added: "gdb session; of course I trigger the bug by starting up a machine with a 64bit kernel"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/marionnet/+bug/734785/+attachment/1907714/+files/session
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/734785
Title:
VM kernel crash may crash marionnet itself
Status in Marionnet - A virtual network laboratory:
New
Bug description:
When playing with new VM kernels (compiled with ARCH=um), we made a 64 bits kernel...
we tryied to run it with a VM in 32 bits... silly idea ! Of course the VM crashed but surprisingly
marionnet also crashed in less than a second. The debug option only showed "terminated", has if marionnet
have been killed by some regular signal. (Marionnet version 0.90.6).
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