This happens on my machine too, when I move the mouse pointer to a lengthy URL
on developer tool of Google Chrome.
Chrome attempts to show a very wide (one line) balloon of the URL, and Compiz
crashes with this message:
compiz (core) - Warn: Exceeded max texture size
Launching fallback window m
This problem affects our 32-bit systems as well.
t...@kvm2:~$ uname -a
Linux kvm2 2.6.32-22-generic-pae #35-Ubuntu SMP Tue Jun 1 15:47:31 UTC 2010
i686 GNU/Linux
Our KVM host machines were running fine with previous kernel, but gives blank
screen (via vnc) on guest boot.
With -no-kvm it starts
The culprit is udev.
udev runs "ifup" when it founds eth0, then ifup starts dhclient3 and restarts
sshd!
Temporary fix to this:
- Remove "auto eth0" from /etc/network/interfaces
- Add "/sbin/ifup eth0" to /etc/rc.local (before "exit 0", of course)
Now only udev has the strange signal mask on my
I am also experiencing this problem, and found that some other processes have
this strange signal mask.
udevd and dhclient3.
They are not descendants of sshd.
So I guess the culprit is not sshd but somewhere in the system startup scripts.
** Attachment added: "Output from ps axsf"
http://launc
Thank you!
What are the chances that this fix goes into Karmic?
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I found a workaround to this problem.
Before starting migration, stop guest (from qemu monitor) and wait 1 second,
and cont after migration.
This is not quite "live" migration, but guest kernel happily continues running
even under heavy I/O load.
This works for both ide and virtio.
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Same problem on Jaunty guest.
Guest kernel was linux-image-virtual.
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Upgraded KVM packages today but same problem.
r...@star3:~# dpkg -l |grep kvm
ii kvm 1:84+dfsg-0ubuntu8Full
virtualization on i386 and amd64 hardwa
ii kvm-source1:84+dfsg-0ubuntu8Source
for the KVM driver
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/23778149/sysrq-w.txt
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kvm
1. Start KVM on host A
2. Make heavy I/O in guest, e.g. while true; do dd if=/dev/zero of=testfile
bs=1M count=1k; done
3. Live-migrate to host B
4. Guest freezes (almost 100% reproducible)
Guest responds to ping and sysrq, but all processes are loc
Thanks Bart, setting clocksource to jiffies fixed "Time went backwards" error
in my domU!
However, domU clock still goes back if I reboot dom0 (domUs are saved and
restored by /etc/init.d/xendomains script).
But this time, nothing freezes, no kernel messages, just 'date' command and
timestamps i
Try adding extra='xenconsole=tty'.
I think this should be default in xen-tools.
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When I save domU, reboot dom0, and restore domU,
I get many of the following error message from domU kernel:
clocksource/0: Time went backwards: delta=-384146242491
shadow=113003514089 offset=65775436
When this error occurs, in domU time is stalled.
Migrating domU to anothe
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