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    @flakpyro said in XCP-ng 8.3 updates announcements and testing: @stormi Installed on my usual test hosts (Intel Minisforum MS-01, and Supermicro running a Xeon E-2336 CPU). Also installed onto a 2 host AMD epyc pool. Updates went smooth, backups continue to function as before. 3 windows 11 VMs had secure boot enabled. In XOA i clicked "Copy pool's default UEFI certificates to the VM" after the update was complete. The VMs continued to boot without issue after. If you want to go further with the test, you need to clear your pool's secure boot certificates (the ones you probably had installed in the past from XO to "set up the pool for Guest SB"), so that the new pool defaults become the ones we provided with the update. Then you can try again propagating the certs to the VMs.
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    @olivierlambert Beyond 'Did you try rebooting it?', I think 'Have you updated to the latest version?' is the second hard and fast rule all IT people should follow. I suspected the problem was that I was a few releases behind, so I ran an update. It brought the software to 5.109, though I didn't check the blog release page to confirm if I was in fact on the latest. I can finally sleep well tonight!
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    @psafont thats good to know the system will prevent you from uploading the same ISO. Since my latest testing i cant seeem to get XO-CE to show the incorrect file name .img of the iso that was uploaded. But know @plaidypus is not alone in this as I have seen it myself and that is why you will see most of the iso in the picture have a date just a few days prior to this recent testing. I manually deleted the iso that were .img and manually uploaded the ISOs again.
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    @olivierlambert Thanks !
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    @Davidj-0 Merci pour le retour, j'utilisais aussi une Debian pour mon test ^^