device: 0.824
architecture: 0.692
vnc: 0.626
performance: 0.497
files: 0.458
boot: 0.437
semantic: 0.427
risc-v: 0.421
register: 0.394
VMM: 0.377
socket: 0.350
mistranslation: 0.335
TCG: 0.315
graphic: 0.313
ppc: 0.309
PID: 0.275
kernel: 0.258
debug: 0.185
permissions: 0.137
i386: 0.130
arm: 0.129
user-level: 0.111
assembly: 0.090
x86: 0.078
virtual: 0.074
network: 0.066
peripherals: 0.038
KVM: 0.035
hypervisor: 0.012

scsi disk emulation doesn't enforce FUA (Force Unit Access) in write-back mode

Microsoft NTFS utilizes the FUA bit in SCSI WRITE CDBs to insure integrity when a device advertises that it has write caching enabled.  The FUA bit is meant to ensure a write is written to non-volatile storage before returning.  This seems to not be enforced by QEMU's SCSI emulation code.

Can you still reproduce this problem with the latest version of QEMU?

Closing since there hasn't been any response within the last 7 months

Fixed in 1.1 (commit 7e8c49c56154ab5c45d4f07edf0c22728735da35). :)