Re: [PATCH v32 0/5]Timestamp synchronization of host - guest tracing session

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Hello,

On 3/15/21 7:18 AM, Tzvetomir Stoyanov (VMware) wrote:
> Basic infrastructure for host - guest timestamp synchronization and a
> PoC implementation of PTP-like and KVM algorithms. 
I'm trying to make some analysis on traces generated by host and guest,
so I applied this series and the related dependencies.

However, when the KVM algorithm is used, the merging process
of the two traces doesn't seem to happen properly.

The output of `trace-cmd report -i trace.dat -i trace-tumbleweed.dat` is:

           trace.dat: cpus=4
trace-tumbleweed.dat: cpus=1
           trace.dat:            sleep-23948 [002]61124758463654:
write_msr:            c0000100, value 7f35092875c0
           trace.dat:           <idle>-0     [000]61124760841508:
write_msr:            c0000100, value 7f6136b75640
           trace.dat:        CPU 0/KVM-1640  [000]61124760851620:
write_msr:            c0011020, value 40000000000000
           trace.dat:        CPU 0/KVM-1640  [000]61124760861778:
read_msr:             c0000101, value ffff9b1b76c00000
           trace.dat:        CPU 0/KVM-1640  [000]61124760862832:
read_msr:             c0000081, value 23001000000000
           trace.dat:        CPU 0/KVM-1640  [000]61124760864347:
read_msr:             c0000082, value ffffffffb5400010
           trace.dat:        CPU 0/KVM-1640  [000]61124760865225:
read_msr:             c0000083, value ffffffffb5401670
           .
           .
           .
trace-tumbleweed.dat:   IPC I/O Parent-4313 [000]8446232460209009653:
write_msr:            c0000100, value 7f94535c7640
trace-tumbleweed.dat:    IPC I/O Child-4503 [000]8446348845232796661:
write_msr:            c001011f, value 4
trace-tumbleweed.dat:    IPC I/O Child-4503 [000]8447532508154803189:
write_msr:            c0000100, value 7f945e8d5780
trace-tumbleweed.dat:           <idle>-0    [000]8452336523564659701:
write_msr:            c001011f, value 0
trace-tumbleweed.dat:           <idle>-0    [000]8452515224268944373:
write_msr:            6e0, value 731478a3bf62
trace-tumbleweed.dat:           <idle>-0    [000]8452610851715789813:
write_msr:            6e0, value 731478968f37
trace-tumbleweed.dat:           <idle>-0    [000]8555757214338495477:
write_msr:            6e0, value 731478853ec1
trace-tumbleweed.dat:           <idle>-0    [000]8555904475882173429:
write_msr:            6e0, value 7314778a60e8
trace-tumbleweed.dat:      kworker/0:1-7351 [000]8556355589182174197:
write_msr:            c0000100, value 7f8373573740

The TimeShift information is inside the guest trace file,
so I think this is not a transfer problem.

I also tried to remove the last patch, the one related to the KVM clock,
in order to use PTP and the two traces are merged correctly.

The commands used to record are:

Host:
# trace-cmd record -C x86-tsc -e kvm:* -e msr:* -A tumbleweed:823 -e
msr:* -C x86-tsc sleep 1

Guest:
# echo x86-tsc > /sys/kernel/tracing/trace_clock
# trace-cmd agent

Am I doing something wrong?

If necessary, I can provide more info about my setup, or do more tests.


Thanks and Regards,

Stefano



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