Von: Paolo Bonzini <pbonz...@redhat.com>
> > Yes, it's ugly but it's legal. It probably doesn't happen on real hardware
> > that computes the checksum after or during DMA and has some kind of buffer
> > inside the board. But on virt there is only one copy until we reach the
> > actual physical hardware.
>
> okay, so it's no bug. and there is no way to detect that the page is dirty
> (again). so i need a bounce buffer if i have data checksums?
I think so, yes.
It turned out that for writes a bounce buffer is indeed always necessary. But
what I found out is that
it seems that even for reads it happens that the OS (Windows in this case)
issues 2 read requests with
the same buffer in parallel. Is it possible that this is a bug in the virtio or
has anybone ever seen this before?
Thanks,
Peter
