Version
7.2.12
Host OS Type
Windows
Host OS name + version
Windows 11 build 26100.8655
Host Architecture
x86
Guest OS Type
Linux
Guest Architecture
x86
Guest OS name + version
Debian 11
Component
VMM
What happened?
Dell Pro Max 18 Plus, BIOS updated to latest version 3.1.1. Debian 11 machine (which has been stable for years on another laptop) has issues. Yocto build crashes, so does stress-ng:
$ stress-ng \
--cpu 4 \
--vm 4 \
--vm-bytes 75% \
--verify \
--timeout 30m \
--metrics-brief
stress-ng: info: [57814] dispatching hogs: 4 cpu, 4 vm
^Cstress-ng: info: [57814] unsuccessful run completed in 363.40s (6 mins, 3.40 secs)
stress-ng: info: [57814] stressor bogo ops real time usr time sys time bogo ops/s bogo ops/s
stress-ng: info: [57814] (secs) (secs) (secs) (real time) (usr+sys time)
stress-ng: info: [57814] cpu 1368199 181.44 518.30 0.76 7540.85 2635.92
stress-ng: info: [57814] vm 39552688 363.26 1026.27 25.52 108883.29 37605.12
stress-ng: fail: [57814] cpu instance 0 corrupted bogo-ops counter, 230422 vs 0
stress-ng: fail: [57814] cpu instance 0 hash error in bogo-ops counter and run flag, 3881558729 vs 0
stress-ng: fail: [57814] cpu instance 1 corrupted bogo-ops counter, 344547 vs 0
stress-ng: fail: [57814] cpu instance 1 hash error in bogo-ops counter and run flag, 3301970841 vs 0
stress-ng: fail: [57814] metrics-check: stressor metrics corrupted, data is compromised
info: 5 failures reached, aborting stress process
However, removing the AC adapter makes everything stable again.
How can we reproduce this?
Possibly a Dell Pro Max machine is required.
Did you upload all of your necessary log files, screenshots, etc.?
Version
7.2.12
Host OS Type
Windows
Host OS name + version
Windows 11 build 26100.8655
Host Architecture
x86
Guest OS Type
Linux
Guest Architecture
x86
Guest OS name + version
Debian 11
Component
VMM
What happened?
Dell Pro Max 18 Plus, BIOS updated to latest version 3.1.1. Debian 11 machine (which has been stable for years on another laptop) has issues. Yocto build crashes, so does stress-ng:
However, removing the AC adapter makes everything stable again.
How can we reproduce this?
Possibly a Dell Pro Max machine is required.
Did you upload all of your necessary log files, screenshots, etc.?