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When QEMU is waiting for a GDB connection (when parameters "-s -S" are passed) the combination Ctrl+a followed by x has no effect (should exit QEMU). Pressing Ctrl+c exits QEMU, but reports "Segmentation fault". Is a segfault appropriate behavior here? Shouldn't Ctrl+a followed by x work?
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I couldn't reproduce segfault with Ctrl+c. Would you please describe step-by-step how to and detail of your environment, if you still think that is an issue for you?
Sorry, I got the parameter wrong - it's "-g 1234", not "-s -S". This happens with executables built using Linux/GNU toolchain and when running in user-mode QEMU.
When QEMU is waiting for a GDB connection (when parameters "-s -S" are passed) the combination Ctrl+a followed by x has no effect (should exit QEMU). Pressing Ctrl+c exits QEMU, but reports "Segmentation fault". Is a segfault appropriate behavior here? Shouldn't Ctrl+a followed by x work?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: