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Subject: Re: [9front] qemu clock/timer issue
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It is understood that this bug only happens with intel kvm virtual machines.
 From all that has been tested it was currently understood to affect newer intel machines.
It seems however that your machine is a bit older(10+ years) and still triggering this.
I've certainly run 9front in kvm on intel machines before so it is likely either
something that changed with us or something that has changed with QEMU. My money
is on some QEMU change.

If you do not feel comfortable debugging but would still be interested in helping
perhaps you can help bisect 9front and qemu (one side at a time) to see if you can
narrow down what has changed to get more information to fix these things.
I would start with the nightly iso just to double check, then move back through the releases
going back. Give that a go for a couple of them, then maybe try some older qemu.


Thanks,
moody