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Subject: [Bug 198205] infinite loop in vmx_vcpu_run on x86_64
Date: Thu, 11 Jan 2018 21:16:05 +0000
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Mike Marshall (hubcap@omnibond.com) changed:
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--- Comment #4 from Mike Marshall (hubcap@omnibond.com) ---
I have a 3rd generation X1 Carbon. It had Fedora 25 on
it until the other day, I figured I better upgrade to
26 or 27 since those are the ones with the Meltdown updates.
I had been using qemu-kvm VMs on it, now when I try to
virt-install one, virt-viewer is unresponsive when it turns on.
When I turn on Virtual Machine Manager, I can see that
CPU is pegged at 100% in the not-yet-installed running VM.
Anywho... it seems the same with Fedora 27. I've been looking
around for what to do with no luck, and then I found this infinite
loop thread.
I have a 1st generation thinkpad as well, it has Fedora 26 on it,
and VMs work great there... perhaps there some combination of
hardware on the 3rd generation one that is the problem...
-Mike
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