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+The issue revolves around adding a new system call (syscall) to QEMU for MIPS architecture and encountering an ENOSYS error, indicating that the system call is not recognized. The user attempted to modify `mips_syscall_args` but was unsuccessful because the current implementation in `cpu_loop.c` does not properly handle the new syscall number.
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+The problem lies in how syscalls are managed in QEMU's MIPS emulation compared to ARM. While ARM has a structured approach with `ARM_NR_BASE`, MIPS lacks such an organization, leading to the ENOSYS error when the new syscall is called.
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+Refactoring the MIPS CPU loop to align with ARM's structure would resolve this issue by ensuring that the new syscall is correctly recognized and handled. This involves updating how syscall numbers are mapped and processed in the MIPS-specific code.
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+The categorization of this bug report falls under **syscall**, as it directly pertains to an error related to system calls within QEMU's emulation layer.
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