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Re: port-xen/58395: panic: HYPERVISOR_mmu_update failed, ret: -22
Some more details:
1. hypervisor0 at mainbus0: Xen version 4.14.0.88.g1d1d1f53
2. At the time of xengnt_init, GNTTABOP_query_size returns:
- nr_frames=32
- max_nr_frames=64
3. The pfns returned by GNTTABOP_setup_table look reasonable at first,
e.g.:
xengnt_more_entries: pages[0]@0xffffd380025b9c00=54d87
xengnt_more_entries: pages[1]@0xffffd380025b9c08=54d86
xengnt_more_entries: pages[2]@0xffffd380025b9c10=54d85
xengnt_more_entries: pages[3]@0xffffd380025b9c18=54d84
xengnt_more_entries: pages[4]@0xffffd380025b9c20=54df3
...
xengnt_more_entries: pages[27]@0xffffd380025c04d8=54d94
xengnt_more_entries: pages[28]@0xffffd380025c04e0=54d93
xengnt_more_entries: pages[29]@0xffffd380025c04e8=54d92
xengnt_more_entries: pages[30]@0xffffd380025c04f0=54d91
xengnt_more_entries: pages[31]@0xffffd380025c04f8=54d90
4. Both (2) and (3) remain true until we call GNTTABOP_setup_table
with nr_frames=33, at which point:
- GNTTABOP_setup_table returns a pfn of -1 (i.e., ffffffffffffffff,
all bits set), but only for frame 32, and it still returns zero
and sets op.status = GNTST_okay indicating success
- GNTTABOP_query_size returns nr_frames=33 as expected
xengnt_more_entries: GNTTABOP_query_size before: rc=0 nr_frames=32 max_nr_frames=64 status=0
xengnt_more_entries: pages=0xffffd3800297c5c0 n=33
xengnt_more_entries: pages[28]@0xffffd3800297c6a0=54d93
xengnt_more_entries: pages[29]@0xffffd3800297c6a8=54d92
xengnt_more_entries: pages[30]@0xffffd3800297c6b0=54d91
xengnt_more_entries: pages[31]@0xffffd3800297c6b8=54d90
xengnt_more_entries: pages[32]@0xffffd3800297c6c0=ffffffffffffffff
xengnt_more_entries: GNTTABOP_query_size after: rc=0 nr_frames=33 max_nr_frames=64 status=0
xengnt_more_entries then passes pfn=-1 into pmap_kenter_ma which
passes it through to HYPERVISOR_mmu_update which fails with EINVAL
(22) presumably because pfn=-1 is invalid.
If I patch xengnt_init to do
- gnt_max_grant_frames = query.max_nr_frames;
+ gnt_max_grant_frames = MIN(32, query.max_nr_frames);
then the kernel boots just fine in this environment.
I'm guessing that setting max_grant_frames=32 in the domU's xl.conf
would also work but I don't have control over that.
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