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+<think>
+Okay, so I'm trying to figure out whether this QEMU networking issue on macOS is a user-mode or system-mode problem. Let me break it down step by step.
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+First, the user installed QEMU via Homebrew on macOS Big Sur. They set up a CentOS 8 VM using user mode networking. Inside the guest, they installed Podman and tried to pull an image. The error occurred during the blob download, specifically when writing the blob. It mentions an unexpected EOF, which suggests that the connection was closed before all data was transferred.
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+The user also noted this doesn't happen on Linux hosts, so it's likely something specific to macOS or how QEMU is handling networking there. They suspect it might be related to slirp, which I know is used for user-mode networking in QEMU on systems without TUN/TAP support like macOS.
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+So, thinking about the networking modes: User mode uses slirp to NAT connections, while system mode typically uses TAP devices and requires more privileges. Since they're using user mode, the issue likely lies within how slirp is handling TCP connections in this environment. Slirp might be closing the connection prematurely or not correctly forwarding all data.
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+Given that it's a networking problem specific to user-mode setup on macOS, I think this falls under 'user' because it's related to the network stack used by QEMU in user mode without requiring higher privileges or system-level device management.
+</think>
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+The issue is occurring within the user-mode networking configuration of QEMU on macOS. It involves slirp handling TCP connections incorrectly, leading to premature closure and data loss.
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+**Answer:** user
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