@florent
And here I was trying to give you the benefit of the doubt ... lol

@florent

Thank you for reviewing the log file. You were absolutely correct! I increased the virtual machine's ram from 3gb to 5gb and it updated extremely fast and totally successful!

I appreciate your time and effort.

FYI ... I have a better idea where to look for the error in the log file now, do you have a link to a listing of error codes?

@florent
Thanks again for your assistance, greatly appreciated.

@florent
And here I was trying to give you the benefit of the doubt ... lol

@florent

Thank you for reviewing the log file. You were absolutely correct! I increased the virtual machine's ram from 3gb to 5gb and it updated extremely fast and totally successful!

I appreciate your time and effort.

FYI ... I have a better idea where to look for the error in the log file now, do you have a link to a listing of error codes?

@florent
I will try adding more ram to the virtual machine that is running the XO, it currently has 3GB of ram and let you know.

@olivierlambert

XO from source. Like I mentioned, there was no real error message, just indicated it failed to update and see the log file. But the fog file does not mean anything to me.

I just attached the log file.

xo-fail-log.txt

The update fails and only gives an error saying there was an issue and to review the specific log file.

I have tried updating the OS and all files (still running bookworm).

When I review the log file it appears as pretty much gibberish to me. Suggestions? Should I post/attach the log file? (don't see an option to attach the file)

@olivierlambert

Thank you.

I thought maybe I was losing my mind/eye sight, especially after reading that google search indicating there was a start button in 6.

Re: ️ XO 6: dedicated thread for all your feedback!

I am not sure what I am missing but I recently updated and I am now running XO 6.

According to the searching I have done, it indicates if your VM is off you can follow these steps to turn it on again. However, no matter where I look I cannot locate a start button unless I return to V5.

"On the VM's details or overview page, you should find a "Start" or power-on button (often resembling a standard play/power icon). Click this button to power on the virtual machine"

If I am missing this completely, I would appreciate it If someone could include a screenshot of how to startup a shutdown VM in 6.