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xen-devel
Re: [Xen-devel] Xen-Unstable : strange power cycling problem
> I've also seen behaviour similar to this recently, although the
> child domains survive when they are just doing NFS to domain0.
>
> What seems to reliably trigger it is running nmap on the new domain
> to domain0.
ACK -- I can now reproduce with both "nmap -sT" and "nmap -sU"
from dom1 to dom0.
Doing the same from dom0 to dom1 works fine, as does going from
dom1 to an external machine.
What's surprising is that I can run both a tcp and udp blaster in
both directions between dom0 and dom1 without triggering the bug.
It must be something specific to incoming connections, which is
quite a surprise as there should be nothing xen specific about
this. I wander if we're provoking a latent linux bug?
Now we can reproduce it should be possible to work out what's
going on...
Ian
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