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xen-devel
Re: [Xen-devel] Re: almost working
> I know of two outstanding Xen bugs, both of which Keir
> understands and is about to vanquish:
>
> * instability after shutting a domain down on a CPU other than CPU 0.
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> * dom0 oops when hitting local block devices hard from within
> dom0 while doing block io from other domains.
>
> Let's get these two fixed then see where we are.
Both of these are now fixed. Both of them were both nasty and fairly
difficult to hit --- but when you hit them they would take out the
machine by crashing either Xen or DOM0.
Hopefully occasional machine reboots will be rather more occasional
now. :-)
-- Keir
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