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+<think>
+Okay, I need to classify this bug report as either user-mode or system-mode related. Let me read through the problem description carefully.
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+The issue is that when running qemu-s390x in user mode, it crashes with SIGILL when executing the "stck" instruction. The same instruction works fine in system mode. The reporter provided a minimal example where compiling and running the test program causes a crash under user mode but runs fine in system mode.
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+(SIGILL is an illegal instruction signal, which suggests that qemu isn't handling the stck instruction correctly in user mode.)
+
+The problem affects software like ssh-keygen, which uses stck for entropy. The reporter also mentions that when they run qemu with various debug options, it produces a log trace showing where the issue occurs.
+
+From this, I gather that the problem is specific to how qemu handles certain instructions in user mode versus system mode. User mode typically deals with executing application-level code without high privileges, while system mode involves handling higher-privilege operations and device interactions.
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+Since the crash happens only in user mode and the instruction works in system mode, this points to a bug in how qemu emulates the stck instruction when running applications (user space) rather than when it's acting as a full virtual machine with device emulation (system mode).
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+So, the classification should be 'user' because the problem occurs during execution of application code in user mode.
+</think>
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+The issue is related to user-mode operation where the stck instruction isn't handled correctly.
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+user
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