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Could you show me QEMU command-line options and the crash log? I suppose you haven't specify the CPU generation (i.e. -cpu IvyBridge,rdtscp
).
I just added rtl8139 to test something but I had a crash before modifying libs/common/arch/x64/arch.mk
QEMUFLAGS += -m 512 -cpu IvyBridge,rdtscp -rtc base=utc -serial mon:stdio QEMUFLAGS += -no-reboot -boot d -device isa-debug-exit QEMUFLAGS += -netdev user,id=net0,hostfwd=tcp:127.0.0.1:1234-:80 QEMUFLAGS += -netdev user,id=net1,hostfwd=tcp:127.0.0.1:1235-:80 QEMUFLAGS += -device e1000,netdev=net0,mac=52:54:00:12:34:56 QEMUFLAGS += -device rtl8139,netdev=net1,mac=10:00:10:22:33:44 QEMUFLAGS += -object filter-dump,id=fiter0,netdev=net0,file=network.pcap QEMUFLAGS += $(if $(SMP), -smp $(SMP)) QEMUFLAGS += $(if $(GUI),,-nographic)
[ps2kbd] ready [display] ready [appmgr] ready [fatfs] servers/fatfs/main.c:39 PANIC: failed to locate a FAT file system [fatfs] WARN: Backtrace: [fatfs] WARN: #0: 000000000100076e main()+0x58e [e1000] initialized the device [e1000] MAC address = 52:54:00:12:34:56 [fatfs] WARN: #1: 000000000100942a start()+0x2e [kernel] WARN: Exception #13
[kernel] WARN: RIP = 000000000100942f CS = 000000000000002b RFL = 0000000000000206 [kernel] WARN: SS = 0000000000000023 RSP = 0000000003004048 RBP = 0000000003004120 [kernel] WARN: RAX = 000000000100942f RBX = 00000000fffffff5 RCX = 00000000010034e8 [kernel] WARN: RDX = 0000000000000000 RSI = 0000000000000000 RDI = 0000000000000000 [kernel] WARN: R8 = 0000000000000000 R9 = 0000000000000000 R10 = 0000000000000000 [kernel] WARN: R11 = 0000000000000246 R12 = 0000000000000000 R13 = 0000000000000000 [kernel] WARN: R14 = 000000000100be60 R15 = 0000000001004270 ERR = 0000000000000032 [init] WARN: fatfs: exception occurred, killing the task... [kernel] destroying fatfs... [display] WARN: unknown message (type=1) [appmgr] WARN: unknown message type (type=1) [ramdisk] unknown message 1 [init] WARN: unknown message type (type=1) [tcpip] starting... [tcpip] ready [kernel] WARN: Exception #6
[kernel] WARN: RIP = 0000000001014730 CS = 000000000000002b RFL = 0000000000000246 [kernel] WARN: SS = 0000000000000023 RSP = 0000000003029310 RBP = 0000000003029350 [kernel] WARN: RAX = 00000000010146e0 RBX = 0000000000000000 RCX = 0000000003029370 [kernel] WARN: RDX = 0000000001017050 RSI = 0000000000000010 RDI = 0000000001023f10 [kernel] WARN: R8 = 00000000010173f0 R9 = 00000000010173f0 R10 = 0000000000000000 [kernel] WARN: R11 = 0000000000000246 R12 = 0000000001017490 R13 = 000000000100ede0 [kernel] WARN: R14 = 000000000000000f R15 = 0000000000000000 ERR = 0000000000000000 [init] WARN: tcpip: exception occurred, killing the task... [kernel] destroying tcpip... [display] WARN: unknown message (type=1) [appmgr] WARN: unknown message type (type=1) [init] WARN: unknown message type (type=1)
Hmm... It looks weird to me. Do you modified other parts in the codebase? fatfs never fail to locate the file system as it embedded into the kernel image (in ramdisk server).
Maybe it's because I have a problem with mformat in servers/ramdisk/build.mk. If I build with your version I get
LD build/user/libs/std.o CC libs/common/cstring.c CC libs/common/vprintf.c CC libs/common/ubsan.c CC libs/common/arch/x64/memcpy.S LD build/user/hello.debug.elf SYMBOLS build/user/hello.debug.elf STRIP build/user/hello.elf CC servers/benchmark/main.c LD build/user/benchmark.debug.elf SYMBOLS build/user/benchmark.debug.elf STRIP build/user/benchmark.elf GEN build/ramdisk.img 4098+0 records in 4098+0 records out 4196352 bytes (4,2 MB, 4,0 MiB) copied, 0,0129553 s, 324 MB/s mformat: Unknown geometry (You must tell the complete geometry of the disk, either in /etc/mtools.conf or on the command line) servers/ramdisk/build.mk:10: recipe for target 'build/ramdisk.img' failed make: *** [build/ramdisk.img] Error 1
but if I added -f 1200 like this mformat -f 1200 -i $@.tmp
it works. Can you tell me exactly what your system sends to mformat arguments ?
My mtools: Mtools version 4.0.18 apt: mtools is already the newest version (4.0.18-2ubuntu1).
I compiled mtools 4.0.24 from ftp.gnu.org and I don't have the fatfs crash at boot. I can compile without -f 1200. But when I try to run hello fatfs crashes:
[kernel] enabled IRQ: task=e1000, vector=11 [kernel] enabled IRQ: task=ps2kbd, vector=1 [ps2kbd] ready [appmgr] ready [display] ready [fatfs] Files --------------------------------------------- [e1000] initialized the device [e1000] MAC address = 52:54:00:12:34:56 [tcpip] starting... [fatfs] /APPS
[tcpip] ready [fatfs] /APPS/.
[fatfs] /APPS/..
[fatfs] /APPS/HELLO
[fatfs] /APPS/Ab [fatfs] /APPS/BENCHM~1
[fatfs] --------------------------------------------------- [fatfs] ready [webapi] ready [e1000] ready [tcpip] registered new net device 'net1' [e1000] sent 302 bytes [e1000] received 590 bytes [e1000] sent 306 bytes [e1000] received 590 bytes [tcpip] dhcp: leased ip=10.0.2.15, netmask=255.255.255.0, gateway=10.0.2.2 [shell] AT 202 [shell] AT 209 [kernel] WARN: Exception #6[kernel] WARN: RIP = 0000000001009110 CS = 000000000000002b RFL = 0000000000000246 [kernel] WARN: SS = 0000000000000023 RSP = 0000000003004000 RBP = 0000000003004040 [kernel] WARN: RAX = 00000000010090c0 RBX = 0000000003004098 RCX = 0000000003004098 [kernel] WARN: RDX = 000000000100ba30 RSI = 0000000000000010 RDI = 00000000010110b0 [kernel] WARN: R8 = 000000000100bdd0 R9 = 00000000010113d0 R10 = 000000000100bdd0 [kernel] WARN: R11 = 00000000010113e0 R12 = 00000000030040a8 R13 = 0000000004ff5470 [kernel] WARN: R14 = 000000000000000f R15 = 0000000000000000 ERR = 0000000000000000 [init] WARN: fatfs: exception occurred, killing the task... [kernel] destroying fatfs... [display] WARN: unknown message (type=1) [ramdisk] unknown message 1 [appmgr] WARN: unknown message type (type=1) [init] WARN: unknown message type (type=1)
Hmm, could you share your development environment (OS name and its version, etc.) and the changes to the source code? git diff master
prints the diff.
Closing this issue since the implementation has been updated. Feel free to reopen if this problem still reproduces.
rand_bytes() call in servers/tcpip/main.c at line 186 and at line 214 crashes tcpip