Le 29 octobre 2026 19:27:54 GMT+01:00, Michael Kelly <[email protected]> a écrit : >0000000e00000000: Cannot access memory > >It seems to me that Qemu has removed the memory region for the NVMe device. I >think it would be impossible for Hurd/gnumach to do anything at all that might >make that happen, wouldn't it ? Hi Mike, Could it be caused by something updating the 64 bits BAR ? Recently I got bitten by the DDE driver, which was disabling the BAR of my Qemu device at initialization. I suspect that the ddekit PCI code considers that 64bits is not supported. Regards, Olivier
- [PATCH rumpkernel 0/1] Initial support for NVMe Mike Kelly
- [PATCH rumpkernel 1/1] Support for NVME logical disk... Mike Kelly
- Re: [PATCH rumpkernel 1/1] Support for NVME logi... Samuel Thibault
- Re: [PATCH rumpkernel 0/1] Initial support for NVMe Samuel Thibault
- Re: [PATCH rumpkernel 0/1] Initial support for NVMe Michael Kelly
- Re: [PATCH rumpkernel 0/1] Initial support for N... Olivier Valentin
- Re: [PATCH rumpkernel 0/1] Initial support f... Michael Kelly
- Re: [PATCH rumpkernel 0/1] Initial suppo... Michael Kelly
- Re: [PATCH rumpkernel 0/1] Initial ... Michael Kelly
- Re: [PATCH rumpkernel 0/1] Init... Olivier Valentin
- Re: [PATCH rumpkernel 0/1] ... Manolo de Medici
- Re: [PATCH rumpkernel 0/1] ... Michael Kelly
- Re: [PATCH rumpkernel 0/1] ... Samuel Thibault
- Re: [PATCH rumpkernel 0/1] Initial ... Olivier Valentin
