I'm still unable to see all locals, but can output some of them with
printf. qemu_savevm_state_iterate is called 35 times, iterates over
timer, COLOState, slirp, block and ram entrys, and the error is on
handling ram entry.
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that code should be ok; if you can find it with a debug I'd try and
figure out what block and page pss is currently pointing to. Is it
normal RAM or something special?
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Running the operation under debugger catches this error:
Critical error detected c374
(2314.a54): Break instruction exception - code 8003 (first chance)
ntdll!RtlIsNonEmptyDirectoryReparsePointAllowed+0x72:
7ffe`0780b2d2 cc int 3
This error means that a heap
Sorry, no idea - I don't know windows build/debug.
(I know the migration code that savevm uses, which is why I looked at this bug)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1829242
Title:
qemu
To do this I must crosscompile qemu on a linux host and debug on a
windows host. Is there a gdb for 64-bit windows, since windows debuggers
don't understand DWARF debugging info, and is it possible to give him
paths to source files, since paths on the build machine and the
debugging machine will
I think you'll have to break out a debugger on it to see why it's
exiting; if you can break on any exit paths and get a backtrace we can
have some more guesswork.
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Hi,
No, no messages, no crash window which appears when windows catches unhandled
exceptions in software. Looks as if there was an asynchronous command to exit
during savevm which executed in parallel to the command.
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Hi Alex,
I'm not sure we've tried a savevm on a windows host; I don't have one easily
available.
When you say 'after a few seconds qemu exits' - does it give any errors or
crash or anything?
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Hi Alex,
I'm not sure we've tried a savevm on a windows host; I don't have one easily
available.
When you say 'after a few seconds qemu exits' - does it give any errors or
crash or anything?
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