Software injection into V86 guest with interrupt redirection - What must be the IDT VECTOR INFO?

The following observation is made while launching a V86 guest on Intel Merom. As part of vmlaunch or vmresume, a software interrupt is injected into the V86 guest(The entry interruption info field reads 0x800004vv where vv is the vector number). The V86 virtual machine has:

a.  GUEST_RFLAGS.VM = 1 (indicating the guest is in V86 mode).
b. CR4.VME=1 (enables interrupt redirection provided the redirection bitmap says so in TSS).
c. The exception_bitmap in the guest is configured to vmexit on a #PF.

At the end of vmlaunch, the software interrupt is injected. The guest is in V86 mode and has CR4.VME=1. The cpu consults the TSS to read the interrupt redirection bitmap. The TSS page is not present and the cpu takes a #PF. The guest is configured to vmexit on #PF. After the vmexit, use vmread to read the following vmcs fields:
a. Exit reason (reads 0)
b. Exit Interruption Info (0x80000B0E - indicates a #PF)
c. IDT Vector  Info (reads 0)
d. Exit Qualification (0x - address that caused #PF).

Something interesting in the above results is the value of idt-vector-info. The idt-vector-info must have read 0x800004vv(vv=vector), since the vmexit was encountered in the process of injecting an event. This behavior appears to violate what is stated in  vol3b.