Although I haven't personally confirmed this, I'm going to mark it
'confirmed', since vvfat support is known to be 'experimental' in
upstream QEMU. Furthermore, I'm going to reduce the importance from
critical to wishlist. As the upstream maintainer has stated, this
feature is known to be experim
vvfat is not commonly used/tested in upstream KVM or QEMU. Patches are
certainly welcome but it's definitely considered an experimental
feature.
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Granted. I'm sure that's true, but yes, I am using VVFAT for two
reasons: (1) it is direct, read/write, host-to-guest file access, and
(2) it is the easiest method to transfer files between host and guest.
When I first encountered the need to transfer files I had on my host to
my VM, I looked for
Soren indicates that VVFAT is a very non-standard way of doing disk
allocation for VM's.
Is there some reason that you're using this rather than any of the more
standard disk image formats?
:-Dustin
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Soren disagrees in IRC though...
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I think this might be fixed by:
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http://git.kernel.org/?p=virt/kvm/kvm-userspace.git;a=commit;h=385aae33c08e17ec63671b9fa1c503c21283bc1f
:-Dustin
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Hi Dustin,
Excellent questions. I should have included that information.
1) Can you reproduce this on an Ubuntu Jaunty host?
I have not tried Jaunty 9.04 beta. Sorry. What version of KVM and QEMU
are provided? I checked the main KVM changelog and I don't see anything about
it. I t
Also, what type of guest disk? qcow? qcow2?
:-Dustin
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And what's the command line you're using to launch this?
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Thanks for the report.
I'm marking this 'critical' since the reporter claims data corruption.
I haven't confirmed it yet.
A couple of questions.
1) Can you reproduce this on an Ubuntu Jaunty host?
2) Does the problem only happen when copying data guest->host? What about
host->guest?
3) What
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: kvm
KVM Version: 1:72+dfsg-1ubuntu6
QEMU Version: 0.9.1-5ubuntu3
Description:Ubuntu 8.10
Release:8.10
- File Data and Filename corruption occurs when coping large files to a
+ File Data and Filename corruption occur when copy
I forgot to mention this corruption was observed with both QEMU and KVM.
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