On 10/19/2010 08:20 PM, Gianni Tedesco wrote:
Like disabling "Optimize for size" in the config?
Just tried, didn't make any difference.
Well, I mean I still have"Optimize for size" disabled and it's still
broken.
Ok.
I meant - regardless how it is set, it fails :)
I am doing a little more digging, what I have found is that
xen_build_dynamic_phys_to_machine() is building a valid looking p2m
table, but later on we get some calls to get_phys_to_machine() which are
outside the range of max_pfn (which Jeremy tells me is acceptable) but
at that point max_pfn is zero.
I have to admit that I do not understand (due to lack of any knowledge
about the internals) what these functions are for..
In other words, it looks like some important data structures are getting
over-written with nonsense.
.. but this (even) I do understand.
I will have a think and get back to debugging this when I have a bit
more time.
In the mean time, can you provide me with some info about the machines
you're reproing this on? Mines a brand new dell power-edge xeon thing.
Sure, I'll do all I can to help pest-controlling it.
I'm already at home, off mind it is:
#1 Athlon X2 5600+ on Asus AM2-VM [NForce 430 Chipset]
(I'm not 100% sure about the Mainboard right now)
- no addon-cards
4x1G RAM, also tried with 1x1G
#2 Core i7 920 on Asus P6T-Deluxe [Intel X58 Chipset]
- a (prehistoric) PCI VGA-Card
3x2G RAM
So you think the problem only affects specific platforms?
Regards,
Sven
p.s.: someone let me know if i should keep everybody on cc!
Please, that's the convention!
Oh. This isn't nntp, isn't it?
So, Alan & Jeremy, blame Gianni :-)
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