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hi all,

is there any possibility to prevent the VM from crash? Like ignore and
drop the bogus package and move on to next package instead of kernel
panic caused by general protection fault.

I know you are working hard on this bug but I really would like to move
myself away from this unpleasant gateway; like doing other stuff, going
outside, sleeping … . Can I somehow disable this “general protection“.
Or is this this thing that protect the VM from running crazy and causing
a disaster on data storage? Never mind ;-)

Best regards an happy hacking

Philipp

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