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+<think>
+Alright, I'm looking at this bug report. The user is encountering a segmentation fault when using the VNC viewer with QEMU. They provided the steps to reproduce and some information from git bisect that points to a specific commit.
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+First, the issue occurs when connecting via `gvncviewer`, which indicates it's related to the VNC implementation in QEMU. The error message is a segmentation fault, which usually means there's an invalid memory access somewhere in the code. 
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+Looking at the git bisect output, the first bad commit was made by Marc-André Lureau and involves changes to several files: console.h, console.c, vnc.c, and vnc.h. The commit message mentions modifying how the cursor is handled for QemuConsole, which likely affects VNC since that's a display protocol.
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+The problem seems to be in the VNC code because when VNC viewer connects, it crashes with a segmentation fault. Segfaults often occur due to pointer issues or accessing invalid memory addresses. The changes made in this commit could have introduced an error in how the cursor is managed during VNC sessions, leading to incorrect memory operations.
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+Considering the categories provided, "vnc" is one of them, and since the issue directly relates to VNC functionality within QEMU, it fits perfectly into that category. There's no indication of other areas like network or graphics hardware (as opposed to software), so "vnc" is the most appropriate classification.
+</think>
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+The bug report involves a segmentation fault when using VNC in QEMU, which suggests an issue with how the VNC protocol is handled. The problematic commit modifies several files related to VNC, including `ui/vnc.c`. Therefore, the category is:
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+vnc
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