Robert Mustacchi
Robert Mustacchi
Given that it's functionality from a newer version of QEMU, this is the kind of thing that when we get an eventual sync then we'll probably pull it in.
There's no inherent reason we can't, though it probably won't happen on its own.
Hi, We've been able to boot several 64-bit Linux images without using the enable-debug option and the failure you have there is generally seen when Linux can't find a device...
Andrzej, can you share what arguments you're using to invoke QEMU for both the Ubuntu and CentOS case?
The most useful starting point is to run the following kinds of commands: ``` ::stacks -m xhci ::stacks -m usba ::prtusb ``` Can you also provide any info about what...
We definitely want to get to the bottom of this. Two things that'll be useful here, could you run the `::prtusb` when the system has xhci disabled, just so we...
On 3/11/20 1:53 PM, Jorge Schrauwen wrote: > Wasn't this or part of this merged upstream? > No, it wasn't.
Has anyone reached out to get the dump that occurred so we can try to better investigate what's going on? In terms of minor disk corruption, do you have any...
On 3/11/19 15:38 , Sebastian Wiedenroth wrote: > Had the following panic on a system running `joyent_20180524T002819Z`. > The last thing I entered was `pfiles` on a `vmstat` process, but...
On 3/11/19 16:09 , Sebastian Wiedenroth wrote: > Dump device size was at 2.52G, probably created by the old installer a long time ago. I've set it to 30G now...