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+The issue arises from a problem in handling netlink sockets on big-endian MIPS systems within QEMU. The bug report indicates that the `fd_trans_unregister` function is being called immediately after registering an FD translation in the `do_syscall` function for the `socket` system call. This premature unregistering causes the netlink functionality to break, as the necessary file descriptor translations are no longer available when needed.
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+This directly relates to how QEMU handles system calls, specifically the management of file descriptor translations for socket operations. The incorrect unregistering of the FD translation disrupts the communication required for netlink sockets, leading to hangs and failures in commands like `ip route`.
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+The problem is classified under the **syscall** category because it involves an error in handling a specific system call (socket) within QEMU's user-space emulation.
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+**Answer:** syscall
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