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Running the kernel Multi-threaded stress test triggers an assert in ebpfcore.sys
OS information
zn_release_liof (25359.1001.230502-1642)
Steps taken to reproduce bug
Run the kernel mode multi-threaded stress test application with the following command line: .\ebpf_stress_tests_km -tt=32 -td=10 -er=true -erd=250 native_load_attach_detach_unload_random_v4_test
Expected behavior
The test should succeed. Note that it may fail due to some known ebpf api failures, but it should not cause trigger a kernel mode assert or cause a kernel mode crash.
Describe the bug
Running the kernel Multi-threaded stress test triggers an
assert
in ebpfcore.sysOS information
zn_release_liof (25359.1001.230502-1642)
Steps taken to reproduce bug
Run the kernel mode multi-threaded stress test application with the following command line:
.\ebpf_stress_tests_km -tt=32 -td=10 -er=true -erd=250 native_load_attach_detach_unload_random_v4_test
Expected behavior
The test should succeed. Note that it may fail due to some known ebpf api failures, but it should not cause trigger a kernel mode
assert
or cause a kernel mode crash.Actual outcome
The test run triggers a kernel mode
assert
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