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RE: VMware PCI passthrough regression

From Jason Taylor <jason.taylor@simplivity.com>
Newsgroups linux.kernel
Subject RE: VMware PCI passthrough regression
Date 2016-02-12 01:50 +0100
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> Actually that is a 4.2 kernel according to the dmesg in the bug tracker.

It's both. I had reproduced on 4.4.

> The oops is a genuine driver bug probably unearthed by the irq issue. That should be reported seperately to the megasas folks.

Thanks, I sent an email to their list.

> - whether that kernel works on the real hardware with that LSI card
> - whether that kernel works in a KVM guest with that card passed through
> If one of those things break, we can certainly help to analyse that. If not, then you need to talk to vmware.

Works fine on real hardware and KVM. Filed an issue with VMware and the fix is in the works.

Jason
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