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+<think>
+Alright, let's try to figure out the category for this bug report. The user is having trouble with virtiofsd and IVSHMEM in QEMU. From the description, they're trying to share a folder using ivshmem-plain but it doesn't work. However, when they use a NUMA node setup, it works fine.
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+Looking at the logs, virtiofsd errors out because of a MissingMemoryMapping issue. The QEMU logs mention failures in vhost operations, specifically invalid arguments and issues with setting message fds. 
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+Hmm, IVSHMEM is related to shared memory between the host and guest, which is part of the device setup. Since the problem arises when using ivshmem-plain but works with NUMA node memdev, it's likely an issue with how the IVSHMEM device is being handled in QEMU. This seems specific to a particular device rather than something like assembly or permissions.
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+The keywords here are "IVSHMEM device" and "hypervisor" since QEMU acts as a hypervisor when using KVM. The problem is within the virtualization layer, so it's probably under the "device" category but more specifically related to the hypervisor's handling of that device.
+</think>
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