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kvm: [ID 177374 kern.warning] WARNING: kvm: emulating exchange as write#012 #13
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I've just encountered this with 20160304T005100Z. System seems to hang pretty easily as well. Nothing in /var/crash. |
Just ran into this with joyent_20151104T185720Z. System seems to hang. Nothing in /var/crash. |
On 3/28/16 18:30 , kfr- wrote:
Did the host hang or the VM? |
Seems to hang the host. I see Then I see: Then before it hangs I see one last: I think I have a proper filter setup in /opt/custom/etc/rsyslog.d/kvm.conf |
If the filter is setup correctly, I should no longer see "unimplemented perfctr wrmsr" messages. |
Well, if it's causing the host to hang, then can you generate an NMI |
I know I can't ping the console and I can't ssh into the host. |
Going to generate an NMI as per https://wiki.smartos.org/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=754743 the next time it happens. I will report back. |
The host was hung in my case as well. I moved to lx brand VMs for now, but may need thost KVMs again at some point. I can try to get to another hang if it'd be helpful. My host doesn't have a BMC, so I'd need to see if it has a hardware NMI to get a crash dump or need to set a breakpoint somewhere useful. I've done this before but it's been a while, so I'm glad to get more data if it's useful. |
If it's of any usefulness, I just observed this on an old box running 20150123T200224Z that has its disks attached via a JBOD array that was suffering from both a very low available DRAM condition (mistakenly almost over-committed, as such free list showed <1GB available) and what appeared to be faulty SLOG SSDs exhibiting insanely high I/O latency. These SSDs are SATA Intel devices residing in a JBOD. After a reboot, as VMs were being started, the host would eventually hang - keyboard I/O on consoles would still be accepted and be displayed, but nothing would make forward progress. Removing the SLOG SSDs from service resolved the problem. Unfortunately I did not get a chance to inject an NMI/obtain a dump but if it happens again I'll be sure to give it a try. |
Issues:
a) kernel warnings in full speed on the system console and syslogd, log files fill up
b) dmesg hangs
SmartOS Version:
SunOS 00-25-90-77-43-ac 5.11 joyent_20130307T214308Z i86pc i386 i86pc
Background Info:
The system is running various different OS's (build&testserver)
52 VM's (KVM and Zones) including:
FreeBSD8 32 Bit, FreeBSD9 32&64 Bit, OpenBSD 32&64 Bit, NetBSD 32/64
ReactOS, Haiku, Ubuntu, Oracle Solaris, OpenIndiana, Open Solaris (last)
WinXP, Win7 64,Win Vista 64, Linux 32 & 64 Bit
and some OS Zones.
Maybe related: Avi Kivity in 2007:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg07044.html
If i can help anyhow (cmd's, further infos, etc) please do not hesitate to
contact me mail: helmut dot hartl at firmos dot at.
Messages for reference:
2013-06-07T15:04:02.293908+00:00 00-25-90-77-43-ac kvm: [ID 177374 kern.warning] WARNING: kvm: emulating exchange as write#012
2013-06-07T15:04:02.297239+00:00 00-25-90-77-43-ac kvm: [ID 177374 kern.warning] WARNING: kvm: emulating exchange as write#012
2013-06-07T15:04:02.300573+00:00 00-25-90-77-43-ac kvm: [ID 177374 kern.warning] WARNING: kvm: emulating exchange as write#012
2013-06-07T15:04:02.303907+00:00 00-25-90-77-43-ac kvm: [ID 177374 kern.warning] WARNING: kvm: emulating exchange as write#012
2013-06-07T15:04:02.307243+00:00 00-25-90-77-43-ac kvm: [ID 177374 kern.warning] WARNING: kvm: emulating exchange as write#012
2013-06-07T15:04:02.310578+00:00 00-25-90-77-43-ac kvm: [ID 177374 kern.warning] WARNING: kvm: emulating exchange as write#012
2013-06-07T15:04:02.313911+00:00 00-25-90-77-43-ac kvm: [ID 177374 kern.warning] WARNING: kvm: emulating exchange as write#012
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