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Created attachment 529024 [details] Windbg output Description of problem: A windows 7 guest BSODs after some time when using virtio storage drivers. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): virtio-win-0.1-15.iso from http://alt.fedoraproject.org/pub/alt/virtio-win/latest/images/bin/ How reproducible: Machine crashes randomly Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install a Windows 7 guest with the above drivers 2. Usage of guest - small server for Delphi apps, also runs net-smpd for diagnostics 3. After a few days a BSOD occurs. Actual results: BSOD Expected results: No BSOD. Additional info: Dump from windbg is attached.
Hi, acrow virtio-win-0.1-15.iso is not RHEL6.x officially supported build . Could you try with our offically virtio-win package (virtio-win-1.4.0-1.el6.norach)? Best Regards, Mike
Hi mike, I am not using RHEL6 as my host, so this is not an officially supported release, and I am unable to obtain such a release without an RHEL6 license. I am running on ubuntu 10.04 LTS, but I believe this is the correct place to report virtio-win bugs as I think you are now the developers since acquiring Qumranet. I have reported a similar bug against 710040 for the network drivers and it was accepted. I hope it is still possible to help with this issue.
Can we see the entire crash dump file? Thanks, Vadim.
(In reply to comment #3) > Hi mike, > > I am not using RHEL6 as my host, so this is not an officially supported > release, and I am unable to obtain such a release without an RHEL6 license. > > I am running on ubuntu 10.04 LTS, but I believe this is the correct place to > report virtio-win bugs as I think you are now the developers since acquiring > Qumranet. > > I have reported a similar bug against 710040 for the network drivers and it was > accepted. I hope it is still possible to help with this issue. The virtio-win bugs from Fedora should be reported on the fedora-virt mailing list. In theory it can also be a host issue. I'll keep the bug in closed state but you can continue to post comments here.
Re: comment 4: The dump may contain private data - is it possible to obtain some kind of NDA? Re: comment 5: So does that mean if Fedora is not my host (Ubuntu is) it's going to be next-to-impossible to fix this? Thanks, Alex