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Subject: [Qemu-devel] Detecting Client OS BSOF/Kernel Oops
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Hi!
I'd like to detect if the client OS crashes... right now, only for 
linux, but windows systems will become interesting for me as well in the 
future...

Is there an easy way of detecting if a BSOD or a kernel oops happened?? 
Maybe that'd be possible by checking if the IP is inside a certain range 
(I could find that location, I think... it does not have to be working 
generically... for specific client OS would be sufficient)!!

Thanks!