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+<think>
+Okay, I need to classify this bug report into one of the given categories. Let me read through it carefully.
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+The user is trying to passthrough their Intel GPU using QEMU KVM with SandyBridge. They're encountering a crash during boot in Windows 7 and 10 with a bluescreen stop code 0x0000003b, which likely relates to the Intel GPU driver issues.
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+They mention that removing "-enable-kvm" makes it work. So the problem is specifically when KVM acceleration is enabled. The system is an older ThinkPad T420 with an i5-2520M CPU and they're using vfio-pci for device passthrough.
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+Possible categories include 'hypervisor' since KVM is a hypervisor, but in this case, the issue arises when enabling KVM (acceleration), which would fall under 'KVM'. Alternatively, it could be related to device passthrough under 'device', but the primary problem seems to be with how KVM interacts with the GPU.
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+The crash happens during Windows boot while loading the Intel GPU driver. Since this is specific to the hypervisor's handling of GPU passthrough and occurs when enabling KVM, the category should likely be 'KVM'. It might also relate to device or graphics, but since it's tied directly to KVM functionality causing the issue, I'll go with 'KVM'.
+</think>
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+The bug report involves QEMU KVM crashing during boot when using GPU passthrough. The crash occurs specifically when enabling KVM (acceleration), indicating an issue related to how KVM handles device or GPU passthrough. Therefore, the category is:
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+KVM
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