[Bug 209253] Loss of connectivity on guest after important host <-> guest traffic

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https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=209253

Mair O'Nire (maironire@xxxxxxxxx) changed:

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--- Comment #23 from Mair O'Nire (maironire@xxxxxxxxx) ---
Hi all.
I'm new here, registered exactly to track this bug.
I've got a new laptop recently, HP Omen 2020, with AMD Ryzen 4800H and Nvidia
1660Ti, and whilst was trying to setup kvm virtualized system I ran into the
same issue. During investigation I've found Ian's report, and then this one,
too.
Backtraces were very similar to other posted above, all at fs/eventfd.c:74, but
sometimes with different origin. So I decided to give Alex's patch a try, and
built mainline kernel with this patch applied. Mine host kernel was
5.8.[6,17,18], Fedora 33, and they all seems to be affected. Guest is Windows
10.
So, I do confirm - patch works, system became stable, and there was no crashes
for about a week, nor under regular work load, neither while running
benchmarks. Before the fix guest uptime varied from 2 to 10 minutes and then
crash. Moreover, I had to reboot host to get Nvidia back to work in vm again.
Thanks Alex, Ian, and others, you guys doin' a great work if you don't know
this already :)

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