Re: DMA errors in guest caused by corrupted(?) disk image

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René Pfeiffer wrote:
On Mar 31, 2009 at 1355 +1100, Matthew Palmer appeared and said:
Hi,

I've just come across a somewhat strange problem that was suggested I
report to the list.

The problem manifested itself as DMA errors and the like popping up in the
guest, like I'd expect to see if a disk in a physical machine was dying,
like this:

  hda: dma_timer_expiry: dma status == 0x21
[...]

I've seen a similar effect on my KVM host server. There were I/O errors
on one partition. When I tried to reformat the partition and restore its
content from backups, mkfs was reporting I/O errors, always at the same
block number. I added a second qcow2 file and moved the partition there.


It's worth trying a qemu-img convert  to move the image to an LVM volume.


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