I wanted to start bisecting to identify the offending commit.
But what I've found is that even old build e.g. v5.2.0 are broken
in this Ubuntu 22.04 test system.
In return I checked older Ubuntu systems if I might just have missed the
message before. But up until 21.10 with qemu 6.0 it was just fine.
In addition I found that when I copied over qemu 5.2.0 (21.04) and 6.0.0 (21.10)
builds to the jammy system that they would there expose the same issue.
So it isn't a qemu change that we are hunting.
Instead something in Jammy changed triggering this!
I wanted to start bisecting to identify the offending commit.
But what I've found is that even old build e.g. v5.2.0 are broken
in this Ubuntu 22.04 test system.
In return I checked older Ubuntu systems if I might just have missed the
message before. But up until 21.10 with qemu 6.0 it was just fine.
In addition I found that when I copied over qemu 5.2.0 (21.04) and 6.0.0 (21.10)
builds to the jammy system that they would there expose the same issue.
So it isn't a qemu change that we are hunting.
Instead something in Jammy changed triggering this!