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Summary: In the x86 environment, memory does not necessarily start at 0, so when end is 0x0, start = end + 1, and then determine the contents of start, it will cause x86 to cause a crash when accessing an illegal address. This problem does not occur in the arm environment because arm starts at 0x0, so the content of the 0x1 address is “\0”. Signed-off-by: chenrun1 <chenrun1@xiaomi.com> |
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| transport.c | ||
| v9fs.c | ||
| virtio_9p.c | ||