Problems using Qemu 1.1 w/UURollup

[ppgrainbow]

Okay, I recently installed the tomasz86's UURollup v9b for Win2k and when I attempt to use some of the features, Qemu 1.1 crashes.

When I entered "qemu -m 16" (the feature to adjust the memory size to 16 MB for a guest session) or when enter this command "qemu-img create c:\test.img 20M", qemu-img crashes. DrWatson pops up due the error and neither the memory is adjusted nor the hard disk image gets created.

I'm sorry if this is not enough information or that I'm not helping but I'm using this build of Qemu 1.1 which has not yet been officially released: http://roy.orz.hm/qemu/qemu-2012060508.zip

Anyways, looking at the files I get a Illegal Instruction error message (exception number c000001d).

Here are the logs for complete information on why it crashed:

Logs for Qemu 1.1:

Logs for Qemu-img 1.1:

(I'll remove the attachments once this is fixed.)

tomasz86, the latest version of the UURollup is great so far, I sure hope that improvements are made to get Qemu 1.1 running.

[tomasz86]

Hmm, I can't extract the archive It says something about a "not supported compression". I tried with two different archivers but no difference.

[bphlpt]

winrar seems to work. I don't know why 7-Zip has problems.

Cheers and Regards

[ppgrainbow]

Hmm, I can't extract the archive It says something about a "not supported compression". I tried with two different archivers but no difference.

That's the case when I tried to extract it using 7-zip, it didn't work.

It looks like that Roy might have made a boo-boo when he made the GIT 2012-06-05 build of Qemu 1.1 and Neozeed (who is in the process of getting his PC rebuilt) hasn't had the time yet to make the official build of Qemu 1.1 for Windows yet.

Also, when you hit the CTRL+ALT+2 keys to enter the Qemu Console, it reports it as version 1.1.50. Something is not right.

Furthermore, networking hasn't even been working properly since Qemu 1.0.1 either. Let's just hope that problems in Qemu 1.1 gets fixed soon.

[blackwingcat]

Hi.

> Processor Type: x86 Family 15 Model 2 Stepping 4

Your PC's CPU is Pentium4 NorthWood, so Your CPU can't support SSE3.

00433599 L00433599:

00433599 660F2F0520BF4800 comisd xmm0,[L0048BF20] ; SSE2

004335A1 0F84CE000000 jz L00433675

004335A7 L004335A7:

004335A7 F20F59442430 mulsd xmm0,[esp+30h] ; SSE2

004335AD B8FFFFFFFF mov eax,FFFFFFFFh

004335B2 BAFFFFFFFF mov edx,FFFFFFFFh

004335B7 660F2F0528BF4800 comisd xmm0,[L0048BF28] ; SSE2

004335BF 731E jnc L004335DF

004335C1 660F2F4C2430 comisd xmm1,[esp+30h] ; SSE2

004335C7 7716 ja L004335DF

004335C9 F20F11442418 movsd [esp+18h],xmm0 ; SSE2

004335CF DD442418 fld qword ptr [esp+18h]

004335D3 DD4C2448 fisttp qword ptr [esp+48h] ; SSE3 <- Your PC Crash Here.

004335D7 8B442448 mov eax,[esp+48h]

004335DB 8B54244C mov edx,[esp+4Ch]

004335DF L004335DF:

so I think that It doesn't related to UURollup.

And You can exchange CPU Prescott Core one.

Okay, I recently installed the tomasz86's UURollup v9b for Win2k and when I attempt to use some of the features, Qemu 1.1 crashes.

When I entered "qemu -m 16" (the feature to adjust the memory size to 16 MB for a guest session) or when enter this command "qemu-img create c:\test.img 20M", qemu-img crashes. DrWatson pops up due the error and neither the memory is adjusted nor the hard disk image gets created.

I'm sorry if this is not enough information or that I'm not helping but I'm using this build of Qemu 1.1 which has not yet been officially released: http://roy.orz.hm/qemu/qemu-2012060508.zip

Anyways, looking at the files I get a Illegal Instruction error message (exception number c000001d).

Here are the logs for complete information on why it crashed:

Logs for Qemu 1.1:

Logs for Qemu-img 1.1:

(I'll remove the attachments once this is fixed.)

tomasz86, the latest version of the UURollup is great so far, I sure hope that improvements are made to get Qemu 1.1 running.

Edited June 8, 2012 by blackwingcat

[tomasz86]

BlackWingCat seems to be right

I've managed to unpack the archive using WinRAR and run the command:

qemu-img create c:\test.img 20M

The image file was created without any problems. I use AMD Athlon II X4 631.

[ppgrainbow]

Hi.

> Processor Type: x86 Family 15 Model 2 Stepping 4

Your PC's CPU is Pentium4 NorthWood, so Your CPU can't support SSE3.

00433599 L00433599:

00433599 660F2F0520BF4800 comisd xmm0,[L0048BF20] ; SSE2

004335A1 0F84CE000000 jz L00433675

004335A7 L004335A7:

004335A7 F20F59442430 mulsd xmm0,[esp+30h] ; SSE2

004335AD B8FFFFFFFF mov eax,FFFFFFFFh

004335B2 BAFFFFFFFF mov edx,FFFFFFFFh

004335B7 660F2F0528BF4800 comisd xmm0,[L0048BF28] ; SSE2

004335BF 731E jnc L004335DF

004335C1 660F2F4C2430 comisd xmm1,[esp+30h] ; SSE2

004335C7 7716 ja L004335DF

004335C9 F20F11442418 movsd [esp+18h],xmm0 ; SSE2

004335CF DD442418 fld qword ptr [esp+18h]

004335D3 DD4C2448 fisttp qword ptr [esp+48h] ; SSE3 <- Your PC Crash Here.

004335D7 8B442448 mov eax,[esp+48h]

004335DB 8B54244C mov edx,[esp+4Ch]

004335DF L004335DF:

so I think that It doesn't related to UURollup.

And You can exchange CPU Prescott Core one.

Okay, I recently installed the tomasz86's UURollup v9b for Win2k and when I attempt to use some of the features, Qemu 1.1 crashes.

When I entered "qemu -m 16" (the feature to adjust the memory size to 16 MB for a guest session) or when enter this command "qemu-img create c:\test.img 20M", qemu-img crashes. DrWatson pops up due the error and neither the memory is adjusted nor the hard disk image gets created.

I'm sorry if this is not enough information or that I'm not helping but I'm using this build of Qemu 1.1 which has not yet been officially released: http://roy.orz.hm/qemu/qemu-2012060508.zip

Anyways, looking at the files I get a Illegal Instruction error message (exception number c000001d).

Here are the logs for complete information on why it crashed:

Logs for Qemu 1.1:

Logs for Qemu-img 1.1:

(I'll remove the attachments once this is fixed.)

tomasz86, the latest version of the UURollup is great so far, I sure hope that improvements are made to get Qemu 1.1 running.

I knew it. I appear to be using that build that requires SSE3 support, this is most likely appear to be a bug and not a part of the official Qemu 1.1 Windows build release. SSE3 support often requires a dual-core processor and I believe that there are still a lot of Windows XP and Linux users that are on a processor without SSE3 support.

Update (2012-06-08): More clarification on this matter. I just got in touch with Neozeed and he's telling me two things.

1. The latest release of Qemu is reporting the wrong version number as 1.1.50.

2. The flags of the compiler screwing things up to a point where requiring SSE3 instructions was required prematurely. Neozeed even suggested adding -enable-tcg-interpreter, but for some reason, it isn't even working right now.

In short, I'm guessing that I'll have to wait until the official Qemu 1.1 Windows build comes out.

Update (2012-07-10): The official build of Qemu 1.1 for Windows is out now. You can download it on that site here: http://lassauge.free.fr/qemu/release/Qemu-1.1.0-windows.zip

Qemu 1.0.1 networking failed to work correctly and Qemu 1.0 didn't work correctly as a whole. Qemu 1.1 with networking and all of the critical features even under Win2k with the UURollup works properly now.

Edited July 11, 2012 by ppgrainbow