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From: Bernhard Held <bheld@mgpi.de>
Subject: Re: kvm-81 and Windows XP with HugePages
Date: Mon, 22 Dec 2008 11:33:52 +0100
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Avi Kivity schrieb:
> Bernhard Held wrote:
>> Windows XP Prof. freezes few seconds after booting on kvm-81 with
>> hugepages. The cpu load stays at 200% (on 2 cores), the screen is black.
>>  The process can't be killed, a reboot is required.
>>
>> The same guest runs fine
>> - without hugepages or
>> - with kvm-79 with hugepages.
>> Never tried with kvm-80.
>>   
> 
> Can you check kvm-80?  This will help pinpointing the evil commit.
WXP works with kvm-80 and hugepages. There are no problems with kvm-80 and all 
three guests.

kvm-80 isn't that bad ;-)

Bernhard