scripts/run: Redirect QEMU stdin to /dev/null to prevent SIGTTIN#108
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Ah nice will incorporate this |
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One detail that i need to add is that QEMU vm's read from stdin only when given the -nographic flag. I specifically changed only the scripts that had this flag given. |
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Bug that is fixed : whenever the testing scripts boots up the QEMU Virtual Machine, it is put in background. Because of that, it is not allowed to read from the terminal, so the kernel sends SIGTTIN and suspends it, making the test fail automatically.
Fix : Just redirect stdin to /dev/null so that QEMU gets EOF instead. The fix was tested with wrapper.sh on nginx.